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[…] was very out and militantly queer.” Stolevski admits that he was in deep denial about being gay for a while. Growing up in an immigrant working class family, he said he internalized his queerness. “By the time I realized I was gay, I was very open to it,” he said. “It was almost something […]

[…] sit in the trauma, and that is the story we’re telling, we get to pop into the club for the joy, for the community, for the chosen family, for the unconditional love of it all.”  Porter says that it’s his life’s work to tell his community’s stories. “My work is about humanizing all, it’s […]

[…] mainstage in another gorgeous gown that looks like it was made by the most expensive black licorice on the market. As for the judges’ panel, it’s just family tonight, with Michelle Visage and Ross Mathews with the Pit Crew’s Bruno serving as tonight’s Lip Sync LaLaPaRuza ball picker. The rules are simple: whoever’s name […]

[…] and navigate a political reality that is, in part, shaped by the rhetoric disseminated in the Times, which can seep into local journalism as well. We have family, friends and fellow State Press Magazine staff members who are trans and gender-diverse. We are highly concerned with the New York Times’ coverage of LGBTQ+ people, […]

[…] documentary and LGBTQ documentary. The documentary tells the story of bisexual photographer and recovering Oxy-Contin addict Nan Goldin and her mission to shame members of the Sackler family pharma dynasty for willfully helping fuel America’s opioid crisis.  These weren’t the only big winners of the night. A24 films led on the charts, with writer-director […]

[…] B. Jordan’s highly-anticipated directorial debut Creed III hits theaters today! Following the events of Creed II, Adonis “Donnie” Creed (Jordan) is thriving in both his boxing career and family life. But when a childhood friend and former boxing prodigy, Damian “Dame” Anderson (Jonathan Majors), resurfaces from prison, he is eager to prove that he deserves […]

[…] looked like me or was weird or different in the way that I was, so I did feel very ostracized by the entire community.” It was Drag Family Game Night, that ended up being Minj’s way of finding a place in their community. “It was a place for everybody… It showed everybody, especially the […]

[…]                 A post shared by GLAAD (@glaad) Josh Segarra on geeking out over his role, and belonging to the queer family         View this post on Instagram                       A post shared by GLAAD (@glaad) […]