Pennsylvania School District Quickly Reverses Far-Right Policies Under Democratic Control
After battling with conservative board members for months over banned books, Karen Smith was sworn in Monday on a stack of them. She was also elected as the board’s new president.
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May December’s Julianne Moore and Natalie Portman on Playing Transgressive Women
At a certain angle, May December is about a horrendous tabloid personality a la Mary Kay Letourneau. But under the direction of New Queer Cinema legend Todd Haynes (Poison, Far From Heaven, Carol), a crackling script from Samy Burch, and searing performances from Julianne Moore, Natalie Portman, and Charles Melton, the film deftly takes its …
Police Questioned a Prime Suspect in a Utah Gay Man’s Murder. Why Is the Case Still Cold?
Some cold cases linger for decades without any leads. But in one unique case out of Utah, a prime suspect was identified in the murder of 24 year-old Douglas Ray Coleman and all but admitted to the killing – but was never charged.
Carla Smith Looks to Continue Life of Service as CEO of New York LGBT Community Center
Carla Smith grew up with a grandmother who always kept an empty seat at her kitchen table for anyone who needed food, with the only requirement being that any guest be respectful toward her. Smith has carried on this tradition of service throughout her career and will continue it as the new chief executive officer …
Man Fatally Shot Transgender Women in the Head Moments After Sex Act, Police Say
A Minnesota man accused of shooting and killing a trans woman in the head last week only moments after she completed a sex act on him made his first appearance in court Wednesday.
Fourth Republican Debate Serves Up Most Transphobia So Far
Transphobia ran rampant at the Republican presidential debate, with candidates competing to see who could be most anti-trans, denouncing gender-affirming health care and restroom access, and one even saying that being trans “is a mental health disorder” (it’s not) and getting a dig in at Dylan Mulvaney’s Bud Light campaign.
Remembering Norman Lear and His Pioneering LGBTQ-Inclusive Shows
Producer and writer Norman Lear, who died Tuesday at age 101, was responsible for some of the most groundbreaking television shows of the 20th century, featuring LGBTQ+ characters and spotlighting feminism, the lives of Black families, abortion, divorce, and many other aspects of American life not usually seen on TV at the time.
Watch AOC Defend Transgender Americans in Heated Congressional Hearing
During a congressional hearing on Tuesday, lawmakers and advocates clashed over proposed restrictions targeting transgender athletes in sports.
Wisconsin’s Democratic Governor Vetoes Ban on Gender-Affirming Care
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers, a Democrat, Wednesday vetoed a bill that would ban gender-affirming health care for transgender minors.

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