Disabled people aren’t a monolith, and not every autistic person is on the ace spectrum. But for me, the two parts of my identity are linked
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Disabled people aren’t a monolith, and not every autistic person is on the ace spectrum. But for me, the two parts of my identity are linked
With her girlfriend and cat in tow, Viktoriia Kovalenko escaped Kharkiv last year, embarking on a harrowing odyssey brightened by kindnesses from strangers
I see myself in Sophie, but I also see me in her father Callum, played by Paul Mescal
As “Top Gun: Maverick” roars into the Oscars, its predecessor’s model of masculine bonding is worth looking back on
Helping to raise someone else’s children has been life-affirming, even gender-affirming, but it’s not without complications
Both femmephobia and homophobia make for a volatile experience
The university’s homophobia runs deep—students are speaking up and calling for change
Perhaps LGBTQ2S+ writers, creatives and historians can teach us how to do more than just get by
After an incident of homophobic harassment, learning about my local park’s LGBTQ+ history gave me the confidence to keep going out for daily walks
Getting paid to go back into the closet was one of the most difficult things I’ve ever done—but it taught me how to define my body on my own terms
In a world where only the loudest and most powerful voices get heard, the preservation of historical documents give voice to the unrepresented
These recent memoirs echoed events in my own life, sometimes in unexpected ways
The array of sexy clothing brands catering to gay and bisexual men shows how people desire community as much as they desire looking sexy
The director’s radical HIV film premiered at Sundance three decades ago
Julián Delgado Lopera’s oral history collection gave me the confidence to engage in community storytelling
One writer pays tribute to the video game characters that have helped LGBTQ2S+ folks feel at home in their queerness
PERSONAL ESSAY: An epic love story between an Iraqi Arab and a Punjabi Sikh
It took having surgery, getting sober and retiring my party girl status to realize just how much we need each other as queers—here’s how I found my way back to community