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 sports journalist is engaged to partner David Kitchen.
LeRoy Whitfield, a writer who focused on the battle against AIDS among African-Americans, died after living 15 years with the disease himself--while refusing to take medication for it. He was 36.
Daniella Greenbaum quit Business Insider after the removal of her column -- which is now published on a conservative website.
Liz Smith, who once described her bisexuality as "gender neutrality," passed away on Sunday in her New York home of natural causes. She was 94.
A Colorado-based writer found the courage to tell his readers he's gay after learning about the professional athlete's journey to acceptance.
In his upcoming memoir, the columnist reveals he's attracted to both men and women but doesn't embrace the term bisexual.
New York Times columnist Frank Rich took to the op-ed pages Sunday to rail against President-elect Barack Obama for his selection of conservative pastor Rick Warren to deliver the opening prayer at January's inauguration. Rich said Obama's explanation that the decision was intended to shine a light on the "wide range of viewpoints" is unacceptable.
Price, a lesbian, had the first column on LGBTQ+ issues to be nationally syndicated to mainstream outlets.
Alexander Cheves discusses how his forthcoming Love, Beastly: Essays on Sluthood will tackle stigma and shame.
In a new book excerpted by New York magazine, columnist E. Jean Carroll says Donald Trump raped her in the 1990s.