Catherine Hernandez gracefully adapts her hit novel “Scarborough” for the big screen
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Catherine Hernandez gracefully adapts her hit novel “Scarborough” for the big screen
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The charismatic bandleader’s formula for success is simple: throw a party on stage
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In North Carolina, gender markers on birth certificates can only be changed after a person has received gender affirmation surgery. Two trans students hope to change that
We spend so much time establishing that transmasculine people can be fathers that we almost never discuss what kind of fathers they might be
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The Sins Invalid collective was instrumental in the evolution of the disability justice movement. A new book chronicles their history
For some LGBTQ2S+ Muslims, choosing between family and acceptance isn’t an option. Instead, they’ve found a way to have both
The Broadway star reflects on abuse, authenticity and why NYC is home to misfits like him