Hate crime or neighborhood feud? Everything we know so far about Jonathan Joss's killing
In the midst of a feud with his suspected killer, Joss dealt with the loss of his house and pets, financial hardships, and substance abuse.
June 6, 2025
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Two Trans Soldiers to Retire With Rare Distrinction
Army Staff Sgt. Alleria Stanley and Sgt. First Class Kinzie Maxfield, both trans women, transitioned on active duty and will retire with full benefits after being honorably discharged.Â
November 14, 2022
Trump's DOE Pick Has History of Transphobic, Racist, and Misogynist Tweets
Also, William C. Bradford is Islamaphobic and does not believe in climate change.Â
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'King of the Hill' actor Jonathan Joss shot to death; husband calls it antigay hate crime
Joss, 59, was shot at the site of his former home in San Antonio Sunday night.
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Op-ed: Bradley Manning and the Real Trial of the Century
Bradley Manning's trial, which began this week, will have implications for all future whistle-blowers.
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More than a white male disease
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December 18, 2006
How a creative writing class stood between me and despair
Amid a rising tide of prejudice, a transgender veteran transforms her battle for identity by using her voice.
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Our LGBT History -- From da Vinci to DeGeneres
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A Desert Journey
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The Creator of 'Lurid Digs' on His New Passion
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August 8, 2017
Op-ed: How Bradley Manning Changed Fate of Whistleblowers
Soldier Bradley Manning now faces up to 136 years in prison for espionage charges.
July 31, 2013
'Veme' Uncovers the Real, Queer Side of Phoenix
Through its series of intimate portraits, 'Veme: Queering Phoenix' looks to challenge the claim that LGBT people of color don't exist.
November 23, 2015
Why Arizona is a Rogue State
Despite touting a libertarian ethos and gorgeous landscape, the state has become a wasteland for human rights, unsafe for women, LGBTs, and people of color.
September 6, 2013
Transgender vets deserve access to gender-affirming care, Veterans Affairs providers say (exclusive)
The U.S. government is turning its back on those who served, retired Army Staff Sgt. Alleria Stanley told The Advocate.
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March 18, 2025
The Mid-Century Paradise of George Quaintance
The everyday life of one of the greatest erotic artists of the last century is revealed in an excerpt from a new biography.
January 22, 2015