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National

Advocates entered a Georgia ICE detention center to visit a queer detainee and felt ‘darkness’

Behind barbed wire and glass, organizers found a queer Cameroonian mother exhausted, fearful of medical care, and determined not to lose hope.

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Elections

Florida voters deliver wins for LGBTQ+ candidates and losses for Moms for Liberty

Five out Democrats advanced in Florida House races as Equality Florida-backed school board candidates defeated extreme conservative rivals.

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States

Ex-Virginia cop demands $15 million after sharing locker room with trans colleague

The Norfolk Police Department said the recruit’s presence broke no rules. Former officer Meghan Grabow claims she was told to “learn to deal with it.”

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People

DEA joins investigation into Hayden Panettiere's death

The move is not unusual for a high-profile celebrity death, but does signal the possibility of continuing developments.

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This story originally appeared on Out.Just as they did with Hitchcock's Vertigo, Kubrick's The Shining, and DePalma's Scarface, most film critics threw some heavy shade at Guy Ritchie's latest movie, In the Grey, when it hit theaters this spring. Keep Reading →

Robin Byrd, New York’s fairy godmother of sex-positive television, finally gets her close-up

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Poster for the HBO documentary Bang My Box: The Robin Byrd Story

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'Leviticus' director Adrian Chiarella reveals 'the real terror' in his conversion-therapy horror film

​'Leviticus' stars Joe Bird and Stacy Clausen with director Adrian Chiarella at the LA premiere

'Leviticus' stars Joe Bird and Stacy Clausen with director Adrian Chiarella (center) at the L.A. premiere

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This story originally appeared on Out.Named after the Old Testament scripture so often used as a weapon against the LGBTQ+ community, Leviticus is the gripping new horror film from director Adrian Chiarella that takes the real-life trauma of conversion therapy and spins it into a literal, supernatural nightmare. Keep Reading →

Jewel's Catch One was 'open to everyone' in an era of Black queer exclusion

​Jewel Thais-Williams, owner of the nightclub, Jewel's Catch One, photographed in the now-closed nightclub.

Jewel Thais-Williams, owner of the nightclub, Jewel's Catch One, photographed in the now-closed nightclub.

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