LGBTQ
The Grindr controversy: Who owns your dating app?
December 3, 2018For too long, the LGBTQ movement has been given an undeserved pass as being inherently progressive. Harry Hay warned us about this until the day he died.
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Trans Day of Remembrance: Expanding focus to include the living
November 20, 2018Many trans organizers are pushing allies to take a different approach to TDOR this year, focusing instead on trans lives as opposed to just deaths.
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LGBTQ asylum-seekers first from refugee caravan to reach border
November 16, 2018They had to break away from the main group because of homophobic harassment from other migrants within the caravan.
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Liberation, genderbending and visibility at NYC’s LGBTQ art museum
November 15, 2018All three shows invent new vocabulary to express the demands of the LGBTQ liberation movement.
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Shepard Memorial: “We’ve come far but have far yet to go.”
November 9, 2018The recent memorial service and reburial at Washington National Cathedral of Matthew Shepard showed “the distance we’ve come and how far we’ve yet to travel” for LGBTQ people.
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