Kirill Frolov lived with secrecy, fearing persecution. Then Russia invaded Ukraine.
June 27, 2022
Book bans, TV ratings, Twitter threats … and SCOTUS. Activists call for fighting escalating threats—together.
June 24, 2022
Jobs and security can be hard to come by in NYC—for LGBTQ+ youth, the road is even rougher. That’s where New Alternatives comes in.
June 24, 2022
The GOP's chart-toppers—Tucker, Marjorie, Madison, Ron, and the Don—belt out the hits!
June 21, 2022
After finding her true voice performing in the subway, Claudi and the band bring surreal joy to fans.
June 18, 2022
For Pride, let’s counter the GOP’s Top 10 misleading claims.
June 17, 2022
“It is a witty pleasure to read a frontier tale where the explorers, the pathfinders, the hunters, the new builders are there, but metaphorically — as gay women!”
Originally published April 20, 1972
Coming out is a beginning. Marching to Sheep Meadow is a beginning. Dancing our way to liberation is a beginning. But only a part of it.
Originally published July 1, 1971
“They swept up Sixth Avenue, from Sheridan Square to Central Park, astonishing everything in their way... My God, are those really homosexuals? Marching? Up Sixth Avenue?”
Originally published July 2, 1970
“For almost 20 years, Sylvester has been an icon of San Francisco nightlife: outrageous, bold, proud. Today, he is a symbol of a totally different San Francisco — a gay man struggling to stay alive”
Originally published November 8, 1988