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Despite the widespread support for anti-discrimination legislation for LGBT individuals, such legislation still faces considerable hurdles, at least at the federal level.

One year after Jorge Mario Bergoglio became the 266th pontiff of the Catholic Church, a look at some memorable moments during his first year in the Vatican.

Most religiously unaffiliated millennials were raised in a religious tradition, which raises important questions about what is responsible for this shift.

Hispanic Americans are a becoming a crucial demographic for both political parties; however, for many conservatives, minority outreach is not a high priority.

Despite the passage of the Employment Non-Discrimination Act, most remain unaware that such employment protections for LGBT Americans don’t currently exist.

A look at Southern attitudes about same-sex marriage, including the morality of same-gender sexual relations and its compatibility with religious beliefs.

Pope Francis has indicated that the Catholic Church may be able to support civil unions for gay and lesbian couples—where do American Catholics stand?

Prominent Republicans Dick Cheney and Rob Portman have defied their party’s same-sex marriage stance, and for both, the issue is personal.

Dr. Jennifer Kates, vice president and director of global health and HIV policy at the Kaiser Family Foundation, discusses the findings of PRRI's new survey on same-sex marriage and LGBT-related issue…

Support for same-sex marriage in America has risen by a full 21 percentage points in the last decade—from 32 percent in 2003 to a full majority today.