Explore LGBTQ+ history with these must-read banned books
From intimate memoirs to gripping novels, these reads offer a roadmap through LGBTQ+ history and self-acceptance.
October 7, 2024
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From intimate memoirs to gripping novels, these reads offer a roadmap through LGBTQ+ history and self-acceptance.
The order also returns books on race that were also removed.
Teen Jazz Jennings, who's educated millions of Americans on trans issues thanks to her TLC reality show I Am Jazz, gets personal in her new memoir, Being Jazz. Read about the activist's first romance in an exclusive excerpt, below.
The next generation of the fertile family still struggles with homophobia and transphobia.
Transgender teenager Jazz Jennings has a new docu-series, I Am Jazz, airing on TLC.
This Nebraska mom of a trans teen says we owe reality show star Jazz Jennings a huge debt of gratitude.
The only white artist who has been thoroughly embraced by the black audience, long before Christina Aguilera and the slew of girls to follow, Teena Marie has dominated blue-eyed soul.
It comes after a judge ordered the books returned to the library shelves.
Out actor Anthony Rapp and out writer Dennis Hensley talk about their full-on dedication to their music, being out, and whether Flashdance is better than Manilow.
The Advocate spoke with an activist profiled by Marvel's Hero Project who is fighting for acceptance of LGBTQ youth.
After a Wisconsin school canceled the reading of the trans teen's book due to right-wing pressure, she expresses sadness but thanks school administrators for their good intentions.
TLC has renewed its reality series about the renowned transgender teenager and her family.
The TV star knows it's a difficult and discouraging time, but she can't help but be an optimist.
The Liberty Counsel has pressured an elementary school to cease readings of a children's book written by trans teen Jazz Jennings.
Jesse Singal's discussion of "desistance" is wanting, writes Amanda Kerri.
Families turned out by the hundreds for a reading of the 15-year-old reality star's childrens book about being transgender and to support a transitioning first grader.
The "Shake It Off" singer made an unexpected appearance to honor the Orange Is the New Black star.