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James Jorden, 1954-2023.

James Jorden, iconoclastic queer opera critic, Gay City News contributor, dead at 69

By Paul Schindler

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David Carter, masterful Stonewall chronicler, remembered at the iconic bar

By Paul Schindler

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Nepal’s Sunil Pant, LGBTQI activist, filmmaker, focuses on ‘forced marriage’

By Paul Schindler

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In a troubled time, Warnock victory inspires and informs us

By Paul Schindler

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Could LGBTQ voters make the difference in Ana María Archila’s lieutenant governor bid?

By Paul Schindler

Books

John Weir shares his “impressions of the truth”

By Paul Schindler

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Politics

Samy Nemir Olivares’ Assembly challenge to incumbent Erik Dilan

By Paul Schindler

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Ana María Archila’s bid for lieutenant governor

By Paul Schindler

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Politics

Ryder Kessler Challenges Deborah Glick Over Progressive Momentum in Albany

By Paul Schindler

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Politics

Tony Simone Aims to Be Chelsea’s First LGBTQ Assemblymember

By Paul Schindler

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Politics

Chris Quinn: Adams’ Homophobic Appointments “Do Not Feel Like Actions of a Friend”

By Paul Schindler

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Rebecca Juro, Trans Advocate and Journalist, Dies at 59

By Paul Schindler

WorldAIDS Day

Honoring Activism, Humor, Sex, and Love

By Paul Schindler

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Writers Lost to AIDS Remembered

By Paul Schindler

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Books

Democracy, Politics, and Privilege in the War on AIDS

By Paul Schindler

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Paul Feinman, Gay Judicial Trailblazer, Dies at 61

By Paul Schindler

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