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The Idaho legislature isn’t governing. It’s hunting transgender people

A law that turns a basic human necessity into a crime reveals calculated cruelty aimed at harming and humiliating the trans community, writes John Casey.

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Opinion

Now Kristi Noem wants privacy

After the former DHS secretary’s husband, Bryon Noem, was accused of having a secret cross-dressing fetish, she no longer wants to be the center of attention, writes Josh Ackley.

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Opinion

The Supreme Court just handed conversion therapy a new license for violence

The high court has opened the door for dangerous harm to kids, writes Josh Ackley.

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States

Tennessee board fires library director who refused to comply with LGBTQ+ book purge

The Rutherford County Library board terminated Luanne James after she said she would not comply with censorship directives.

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How becoming a drag queen helped my journey as a trans man

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Lady Guinea Pinks performs on stage in a pink corset ensemble, holding cash against a warm orange backdrop.

Rose Calucchia (@shotbyrose831)
I’m a trans man who performs as a drag queen — and pink has always been my favorite color. I was born a girl and shoved into frilly pink princess dresses before I could walk. You might expect me to say I hated it, that I always felt uncomfortable in my own skin. What is true for cis men is also often assumed of trans men — that we only like masculine things. But the truth is, being transgender is much more complex than that. Keep Reading →

The short film 'Waves' lets Black youth explore softness—and queerness

An animated father and young boy sit together at the edge of the ocean at night, rendered in deep blue tones with glowing yellow highlights in a scene from the short film ‘WAVES.’

A still from the hand-drawn short film ‘WAVES.’

Courtesy of Jason Raymond
I didn’t grow up thinking there was space for me inside Black masculinity. Not fully. Not comfortably. Not without adjusting something first. Keep Reading →

Project 2025 is a massive success with ICE in airports, civil rights eroding & elections in flux

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The conservative blueprint for undoing progress in America, Project 2025, has been implemented alarmingly well by Republicans.

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Project 2025 is not a future scenario. It is already unfolding, visible in the quiet failures and the louder substitutions that are beginning to define daily life. What we are watching is not the collapse of government, but its reconfiguration, as the systems meant to serve people weaken while the systems built to monitor, track, and control them become more visible, more coordinated, and more difficult to question. Keep Reading →

Campus is not a closet: Why removing Pride flags from Boston University is not 'neutral'

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Students walk past a Boston University sign on campus.

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At a recent town-hall event, Boston University President Melissa Gilliam declared, “I want to be very clear that we have unequivocal support for our LGBTQIA plus community.” This statement responded to campus-wide outrage over the ongoing removal of Pride flags from street-facing windows in faculty offices and other public spaces. The removal of these flags is not political, she insisted, but simply reflects BU’s “content-neutral” signage policy. Keep Reading →

In Markwayne Mullin, Pete Hegseth has a competitor in bravado, masochism, and queer hate

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Trump's new Homeland Security Secretary, Markwayne Mullin, has an anti-LGBTQ+ history.

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Just when you thought the overabundance of tough-guy testosterone coursing through Trump’s cabinet had reached its peak, there’s a proverbial new sheriff in town. His name is Markwayne Mullin, an undefeated MMA fighter, amateur warrior, Senate brawler, and now, the new Secretary of Homeland Security. Keep Reading →
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