In the face of subpoenas and investigations by Trump’s Department of Justice, Mount Sinai, NYU Langone, and NewYork-Presbyterian have suspended care for trans youth.
In “Barbara Forever,” A Pioneer of Lesbian Experimental Film is Lovingly Remembered
Brydie O’Connor uses archival material and masterful editing to produce a deeply moving portrait of an artist on her own terms.
Queer Liberation March Celebrates Pride Without Cops or Corporate Sponsors
Started in 2019 to celebrate the radical history of the1969 Stonewall uprising, the QLM drew thousands of participants again this year.
LittlePuss Press Celebrates Trans Community, Indie Publishing Ethos
Founded during the COVID pandemic, the press, which publishes trans writers, values the community art creates as much as the art itself
LGBTQ Community Raises Pride Flag in Defiance of the Trump Administration
The LGBTQ community united in Greenwich Village to reassert their place in American history.
As Corporate Sponsorships Dwindle, Queer Liberation Marches On
The mainstream NYC Pride March and the more radical Queer Liberation March are both feeling the urgency of the moment this year.
‘We’re Here, We’re Queer, We’re Unionized’
New union at LGBTQ+ Center gains voluntary recognition, is ready to begin negotiations.
As NYC’s private hospitals cave to White House edict, the public holds them accountable.
Queer Liberation March is Both the Past and the Future of Pride
Dylan came out as trans seven years ago, when she was in fourth grade. “Growing up as trans has…