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Why We Need a National Museum of LGBT History and Culture
WITH the skyrocketing growth of our digital world and the ever-accelerating rate at which news and information are disseminated, many people, especially young people, may have little knowledge of…More
The Administration Is Trying to Crush the Trans Community
ON OCTOBER 21, 2018, the New York Times reported that a memo had been circulated in the Department of Health and Human Services seeking to amend a law…More
Recovery, Relationship, Relapse — a New Off-Broadway Show
The Other Day A play by Mark Jason Williams Loretta Michael Productions Theater at the 14th Street Y THE OTHER DAY is a play that grows on you—in…More
Bert ♥ Ernie
Was there ever any doubt about the nature of Bert and Ernie’s relationship on Sesame Street? If so, it was pretty well dispelled when a former writer for the…More
What Every Queer Person Should Know About Utah
The origins of Utah are rooted in queerness. When Brigham Young led about half of the Mormon Church membership across the Mexican border illegally in 1847, he and other…More
LGBTQ Students and College Affordability Under the PROSPER Act
THE PROSPER ACT—a bill that would drastically alter several areas of higher education law—could come up for a vote in the House of Representatives in the very near…More
A Conversation with BOYSTOWN Creator Jake Biondi
You may not know him by name, but you will surely recognize a series of books that he has authored called BOYSTOWN. Jake Biondi’s gay book series features…More
Rally ’Round!
Since it went up in 2012, a rainbow sculpture in Warsaw’s Plac Zbawiciela has been vandalized numerous times. But now a new, indestructible monument has been installed, one that…More
Six Activists in Search of Each Other
LGBT activists from around the world found a fun way to subvert Russia’s odious “gay propaganda” law during the Moscow World Cup competition this summer. They came from six…More