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Hidden Sapphic gems: Discover these 20 overlooked lesbian movies

There's something for every fan of sapphic cinema here.

What, to the Black trans woman, is the Fourth of July

The Fourth of July is a day of national independence. But for Black trans individuals, it's a stark reminder of the contradictions between America's ideals and harsh realities.

Op-ed: Why Sam Smith's 'Stay With Me' Makes Me Cry

One song rising on the charts right now captures an aspect of gay life that anyone can relate to.

In a real-life 'War of the Worlds,' the alien OAN will take over a civilized Voice of America

Opinion: Trump’s autocratic propaganda machine Is about to swallow America’s global voice and scare the daylights out of the world, writes John Casey.

Without a Federal Law, LGBT Rights Will Be Chipped Away Like Roe v. Wade

We absolutely need a nationwide solution to LGBT discrimination, writes Matt Foreman.

Trump’s Abhorrent UN Speech Proves He Uses LGBTQ Lives as Pawns

Trump says he wants to decriminalize homosexuality around the globe, but then rants about turning America's back on the world. What?

Religious Right Divided Over Trump's Executive Order

Some say it's just dandy, while others consider it next to nothing.

Dear GOP: Keep Your Thoughts and Prayers

The Republicans cannot wash the blood off their hands.

Coming Out Is Good Business

Think coming out at work is trivial in 2017? Think again, says UCLA professor Samuel A. Culbert.

100 days of erasure: Connecting the dots of Trump’s relentless war on LGBTQ+ lives

Opinion: In just three months, LGBTQ+ equality has crumbled as Pride flags fall, protections vanish, and queer survival is once again a daily fight, writes John Casey.

Reading the Far Right: Wingnuts Declare Victory in Georgia, Miss.

We found anti-LGBT sentiments aplenty in our reading of extreme-right sites so you don't have to.

What the Supreme Court Ruling on Foster Care Means for LGBTQ+ Parents

LGBTQ+ advocates are relieved the court didn't establish a broad right to discriminate, but some call the decision troubling.

How a Punk Rock Drag Queen Became a Top Chef

This former drag star and body piercer now cooks Buddhist temple cuisine.

Lance Loud: A death in An American Family

Just days before he passed away on December 22, Lance Loud completed an essay about his life for The Advocate's year-in-review issue, written from the hospice in which he lay dying. "For years I had told myself that all my unbridled drinking, drugging, and unsafe sex were going to lead exactly here," he wrote. "But I'd never really believed it."

Freddies dead

And if he weren't already, Ace's singing "We Will Rock You" on this week's American Idol would have done the trick

Chasing the Duclod Man

When Iowa college students began receiving anonymous letters referring to them as "duclods" and darkly alluding to their bisexuality, one recipient became obsessed with finding the sender's identity.

31 Period Films of Lesbians and Bi Women in Love That Will Take You Back

For viewers who prefer to time travel with a good love story about queer women, there are plenty of options.

31 Must-See Fall TV Shows for LGBT Viewers

There's a lot of TV. Here are the programs The Advocate's editors are most looking forward to.

Cry, Sundance, cry

Week 7 of Dave White's American Idol recap is not about "Feeling Good" at all. It's about getting on camera for bawling your eyes out.

PHOTOS: The Golden Age of Brad Gooch

A visual guide to Brad Gooch's beautiful but heartbreaking memoir of New York in the '70s and '80s.