The late Bayard Rustin, human and civil rights activist and strategist—a gay black man and the lead organizer of the landmark March on Washington—left a legacy still relevant today. As…

Originally posted on Think Progress. This week, the Department of Education announced plans to collect data on LGBT bullying and harassment, an important step in understanding the experiences of LGBT…

Aisha moderates CAP event that discusses ways to leverage the Affordable Care Act to reduce health disparities for LGBT people and people living with HIV. Reforming America’s health system is…

The U.S. Senate held a landmark hearing Wednesday on ending the nation’s school-to-prison pipeline that affirmed that gay and transgender youth also face harsher punishments in schools than other students, which disproportionately…

Aisha participates in event hosted by Legacy on tobacco use in LGBT Communities and discusses her work to regulate menthol cigarettes which disproportionately harm LGBT people of color. Read her…

Aisha moderated this conversation hosted by the FIRE Initiative at the Center for American Progress. Women of color have long been the social and economic engines of their communities, but…

By Aisha C. Moodie-Mills and Katie Miller | October 30, 2012 Black churches are often painted as the most vehement opponents of gay* and transgender equality, but two recent studies suggest that the lines between…

HIV/AIDS Inequality: Structural Barriers to Prevention, Treatment, and Care in Communities of Color The National HIV Strategy, and Implementation Plan, put forth by the Obama administration two years ago, acknowledges…

The first of the Women of Color Policy Series hosted by the FIRE initiative and Progress 2050 of the Center for American Progress. Women of color are a key demographic…

Race and Beyond: The Black in the Rainbow By Sam Fulwood III And, now, here stands this 62-year-old black lesbian, who has waged private and public battles for decades against the…