Donna Summer

Big coastal cities don’t have a monopoly on truly progressive organizing. By Leigh Ann Carey.

Maxim Neverov reportedly fined by authorities over images posted on social network VKontakte. By Tom Barnes. (Aug. 11, 2018)

Eric Solomon considers Mississippi’s HB 1523 & Zawadski v. Brewer Funeral Services in light of SCOTUS’s Masterpiece Cakeshop decision.

We're familiar with the trope of straight women whose intimacy transcends bestfriendship. But we don't hear about what happens when the Other Woman wants something more than pseudo-romance. By Sadie Graham.

Only in his supposedly lost years was Wilde free to express his genius in his life. By Alex Dean.

The Jim Jefferies Show

For years, police now suspect, a serial killer has been targeting queer men in Toronto. For far longer, the city's queer communities have been insisting authorities take their safety seriously. By Anthony Oliveira.

Jonathan Pie

Prime Minister Ana Brnabic is the first openly gay leader in the archly conservative Balkan country to walk in its pride parade. She said her presence shows that the government respects all of its citizens.

Nine months after the Orlando shooting claimed 49 lives, it still shapes and binds two survivors and the youngest victim’s brother. By Jordan Ritter Conn.

Mapping the spread of antigay ideology. By Masha Gessen.

”It’s forbidden to be sad in Georgia.” By Victoria Lomasko.

The winner of our tenth essay contest, Meghan Tear Plummer, shares her honest, heartfelt story of loving her transgender brother—and missing the sister he used to be.

Under the Trump administration, I could stand to lose my healthcare, my livelihood, and even my life. By Hennessy Williams.

Butches, Femmes, and Mobsters: Inside the world of America's first drag superstars. By Hugh Ryan.

“Although the conflict at Compton’s was mostly ignored by the media, including publications run by the nascent gay community, 1966 would prove a major turning point in the battle for transgender civil rights, a year when cultural shifts aligned to begin improving the trans community’s access to healthcare and its relationship with law enforcement.” By Hunter Oatman-Stanford.

This [Mollie Mills] documentary unpacks the fierce subculture offering solace for queer people in one of America’s most dangerous cities. By Anna Cafolla.

It wasn’t until Europeans took over North America that natives adopted the ideas of gender roles. For Native Americans, there was no set of rules that men and women had to abide by in order to be considered a “normal” member of their tribe. By Pearson McKinney.

The story of the Stonewall Rebellion and the rise of the gay liberation movement. By Keegan O’Brien.