Remembering the groundbreaking bisexual activist and author Loraine Hutchins
Hutchins, who died this week, was coeditor of the anthology Bi Any Other Name: Bisexual People Speak Out, among her many accomplishments.
November 21, 2025
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Hutchins, who died this week, was coeditor of the anthology Bi Any Other Name: Bisexual People Speak Out, among her many accomplishments.
The LGBTQ+ community — and particularly the transgender community — has lost an iconic activist.
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The Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid actor who made his name with classic good looks will be remembered for his lifelong commitment to furthering environmental and human rights causes.
Seltzer spurred philanthropic organizations to take the AIDS crisis seriously.
Vicky Hester, owner of the bar in Richmond, Virginia, was surrounded by loved ones at her death.
Wilson "shattered theatrical norms" with his work, The New York Times reports.
The publishing heiress was a major donor to LGBTQ+ and AIDS organizations.
Burrell's death was caused by a combination of alcohol, antihistamines, and other drugs, according to the New York City medical examiner.
Her club was frequented by celebrities, but most importantly, it was a sanctuary for Black LGBTQ+ people.
Anne Burrell shared her cooking skills in shows like Secrets of a Restaurant Chef and Worst Cooks in America.
Brownworth's work appeared in The Advocate, The Bay Area Reporter, and many other publications.
Sobule, who was bisexual, became famous with the sapphic anthem, but her career also included a total of 12 albums and an autobiographical musical.
St Clare published the San Francisco-based magazine Vanguard, took in many foster children, and produced a youth-oriented TV show.
Kazaoka was an advocate for those living with HIV, the LGBTQ+ community, and other marginalized groups.
Picano's works included novels such as The Lure, Onyx, and The Book of Lies, plus memoirs, poetry, nonfiction, and plays.
His office confirmed his death in a statement.
Sedarbaum, the widower of cartoonist Howard Cruse, has been called the grandfather of the Queens LGBTQ+ movement. He worked against hate crimes and for inclusive education.
Freeman started a Black History Month film series and LGBTQ-inclusive programs in the Washington, D.C., library system.
President Jimmy Carter's advocacy for LGBTQ+ rights became stronger as the years went on.
He was a former managing editor of Genre magazine and more recently had worked for BroadwayWorld. Among his accomplishments, he conducted a coming-out interview with Lily Tomlin.