Debut novel “Public Access Afterworld” expands on the surreal dissociation that defines the auteur’s cinematic universe
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Are there really fewer queer teens than there used to be?
Right-wing media says numbers of LGBTQ2S+ teens are dropping. But our existences are much more vast and rich than statistics could ever capture
Kansas’ new ID laws are forcing trans people out of their homes. Some are choosing to stay and fight
In the wake of a bill that restricts access to bathrooms and invalidates state IDs, Kansans are organizing to support their trans friends
After decades of rejection, I found the acceptance I’d been looking for—in friendship
My friends helped me realize I was worthy of the love I’d desperately sought
I’m still basking in the “Moonlight” 10 years later
As a remastered version of the Oscar winner returns to theatres this month, it remains a reminder of what a bold, uncompromising vision can make possible
‘Monster’ butchers queer history to tell a tale of lesbian revenge
In rewriting Lizzie Borden’s story, Ryan Murphy’s show sensationalizes women’s violence
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