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#31DaysOfPrEP: Ways to Spur Social Conversation

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Actor, writer, producer, director, and activist Doug Spearman is very comfortable on both sides of the camera.

Social media is on fire as people are calling out the former Attorney General's failed alignment with the president.

The LGBT rights movement has had its share of villains. These are some of the worst.

A new Republican state law restricts Pride flags, but the capital city is finding other ways to show it stands with LGBTQ+ residents.

Starrf**ker Magazine, a beefcake zine for the modern homosexual, was created by Los Angeles based-photographer Jeremy Lucido as an extension of his art.

Opinion: A recent Wall Street Journal op-ed divorcing "gay" from "queer" people reinforces a hierarchy of belonging that privileges proximity to straightness, rewards conformity, and marginalizes anyone who cannot or will not meet its terms, argues Josh Ackley.

*Starrf**ker Magazine*, a beefcake zine for the modern homosexual, was created by Los Angeles based-photographer Jeremy Lucido as an extension of his art.