Felicity Huffman wouldn't do 'Transamerica' role today
“I think we should reflect the audience and that’s got to include everybody," the actress says.
February 7, 2024
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“I think we should reflect the audience and that’s got to include everybody," the actress says.
For many, "he" or "she" just won't do.
A trans writer expresses gratitude for the work of the late activist and author of Transgender Warriors.
Pratt was a lesbian and feminist who fought oppression in all its forms and was the longtime partner of trans activist Leslie Feinberg.
Ending our culture's obsession with what's "male" and what's "female" will be our salvation, writes Riki Wilchins.
A new study reveals the intense hurdles trans Southerners face in finding competent health care.
Today's he's best known as one of New York's preeminent ballroom gatekeepers and has been featured in magazines around the world. But Twiggy Pucci Garcon didn't always have such security.
Take a look back at The Advocate's most viewed articles of the year, as told in verse.
A pattern of bomb threats trails Libs of TikTok posts, spotlighting the dangerous cusp of online rhetoric and real-world terror.
Fusing influences from commedia dell’arte to the Theater of the Ridiculous, Taylor Mac has brought originality and oomph to New York’s off-Broadway scene.
After struggling with housing instability in her adolescence, Shahera Hyatt now serves as one of the lead advisers in California's fight to end youth homelessness.
After struggling with homelessness and familial rejection in his youth, Morgan Keenan founded the Missouri GSA Network to help give voice to students silenced like he was.
Trans-bi author and activist Julia Serano decimates the often employed claim that 'all gender is performance' in this exclusive excerpt from her new book, Excluded: Making Feminist and Queer Movements More Inclusive, now available through Seal Press.
It's nearly three years since the author of Stone Butch Blues left the world, and Riki Wilchins is still grieving.
The controversy stemming from a matchmaking ad placed by a gay Indian man's mother may have a delicious conclusion.
Almost half of homeless youth in America are LGBT. Though some of those youth are able to rise above, too many stay quiet about their past, say two advocates for the cause.