Given my personal and professional passion for branding (as owner of a brand design agency), paired with lots of contemplation on gay rights, I have been curious about how the two intersect.

Video of a humorous Chick-fil-A prank which shows two gay men "trading" their homosexuality for a chicken sandwich is making the blogosphere rounds. ...

North Carolina's One Voice Chorus offered up a spirited yuletide take on the anti-gay controversy surrounding Chick-fil-A. At a recent performance...

Bad news for those angered by Chick-fil-A's stance toward lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) rights: despite the onslaught of negative publ...

We don't want to make too many assumptions based on Chick-fil-A's notorious anti-gay history, but does anyone else find this advertisement for the res...

Just last week, you brought us hopeful news. But how quickly hope has faded! Chick-fil-A's public statement late last week called its giving "mischaracterized" and your claims "incorrect." This is starting to look familiar. In fact, I think a lot of us gay guys can tell you exactly how this goes.

Chick-fil-a President Dan Cathy has personally spoken out against media reports that the fast food chain will stop giving charitable donations to grou...

UPDATE: After this story originally broke, Chick-fil-A released an official statement in response to Moreno's claims, defending their corporate giving...

Update on Tuesday, September 25 at 11:27am: In response to Alderman Moreno's claims, Chick-fil-A President Dan Cathy responded, “There continues to ...

I have never been certain whether the cloud that swept over the faces of the Chick-fil-A staff was because they believed their cow drop had somehow been rigged (and for the record, it had not), or because their ecstatic prize winner turned out to have an extra mom.

Last night, while watching the Georgia Tech vs. Virginia Tech football game on ESPN, I saw a series of short Chick-fil-A advertisements. I'll admit that Chick-fil-A's marketing strategy is typically pretty smart. But one commercial wasn't so cute. It was definitely not smart.

Details are scarce at this time, but HuffPost Gay Voices has received some potentially encouraging news for those angered by Chick-fil-A's confirmed a...

I have no doubt that in the near future, colleges and universities will be moving away from the Chick-fil-A brand for dining options on campus. The signs of change are already here.

Bailey, you used gay people for your personal gain to make your dreams come true and then sold them down the river with your message condoning a company that is publicly known to donate money to anti-gay groups.

Whether grown up bullies like Dan Cathy and Melissa Reeves realize it or not, they are directly or indirectly telling these vulnerable kids that there is something wrong with them, or they are somehow less than.

You can't just tell students who disagree to not eat the chicken sandwich. Colleges have to take responsibility for the facts and realize that student-meal-plan money is going to fund a documented hate group that works to aggressively harm students on their campus.

I think it's great that Dan Cathy has so proudly come out against marriage equality. Cathy was far more dangerous to equality when on the down-low. Now, even non-LGBT people have to think about where their lunch bucks actually stop.