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“Sheep shearing is mostly a mental game. Doesn’t really matter about how strong you are, it’s about whether you can hack it for that many hours.”

While San Diego gears up for its upcoming Pride Week, the San Diego Public Library will join in on the fun with a few family-friendly programs focusing on diversity and inclusion.

The Supreme Court declined to hear a case by a Christian florist arguing that a state law requiring her to provide flowers for same-sex weddings is unconstitutional.

“I think for members of the LGBTQ+ community, we have to do even more research on the companies that we’re looking to join.”

In the United States, the struggle for LGBTQ rights has often revolved around employers and business owners discriminating against LGBTQ people.

The Supreme Court declined to consider overturning rulings for transgender student Gavin Grimm in a case involving bathrooms.

“I had a sense that politics historically has been unrepresentative of me and people who grew up as I did.”

Carl Nassib, who’s come out as the first openly gay NFL player, has long been a proponent of spending smartly and saving for the future. He’s how he does it.

Brands signal support for the LGBTQ+ community during Pride month, but experts say that true support has to come from more than just social media posts. 

A Supreme Court decision siding with a religious adoption agency in a case about LGBTQ rights comes against a bigger cultural war playing out in the states.

From retirement planning to investing and saving, Suze Orman has guidance for small business owners recovering from the pandemic.

Kayla Gore is the co-founder and executive director of My Sistah’s House, a Memphis-based organization that serves trans and queer people of color.

A Virginia teacher must be reinstated from leave after telling the school board he wouldn’t address transgender students by their pronouns, a judge ruled.

For the first time in history, the city of San Diego placed an inclusive Pride flag outside City Hall on Monday in celebration of and solidarity to the LGBTQ+ community.

In celebration of Pride Month, a Pride flag was displayed over San Diego City Hall for the first time.

LGBTQ small business owners are trying to return to normal. Yet a lack of workers could wind up hampering their efforts.

Here’s where LGBTQ small businesses stand on retirement, credit and more, according to a CNBC + Acorns and NGLCC Small Business Owner Financial Health Survey .

Just in time for Pride Month, Wall Street has its first LGBTQ-focused ETF. Three ETF experts break it down.

Cyclist Andrew Mortensen set off on the ride of a lifetime last year, riding from the U.S. to South America to raise awareness for youth suicide.

According to an analysis of company reviews by Glassdoor, LGBTQ employees are less satisfied at work compared to their non-LGBTQ counterparts.