#queer-community

#queer-community

I feel like my number one thing I want to do is represent our community and also show facets of our community that certain people in other areas wouldn't get to see. I feel like, right now, with progress there comes the pushback, and when we've had this progress, we're losing our community a little bit.

Ozempic, a.k.a. semaglutide, is the most well-known medication in a class of drugs called GLP-1 receptor agonists, which mimic the GLP-1 hormone that regulates blood sugar and appetite.

Creative expression is one of the most powerful ways young people make sense of themselves and the world around them. At a time when LGBTQ+ youth are navigating increasing hostility and isolation, FPP is providing affirming creative spaces and meaningful mentorship that strengthens their resilience and sense of possibility.

'I started crying,' Azar told me one afternoon last summer, as we sat on the sun-drenched porch of Gifford, overlooking the brick courtyard. Guests popped over to bid him hello, and he gently directed them over the lobby bar for a moment of respite from the heat. He continued the story: 'I was like, 'This is actually why I'm doing this.'

This year, for the first time since it was established in 1988, the U.S. did not commemorate World AIDS Day on December 1.

Given its provenance, it's no surprise that no one here says, as they do in the rival documentary, that the 1975 film adaptation is a shitty fucking movie but nevertheless there's honesty on display, mostly about the slapdash origins of the project and the later mistakes made, including the huge flop when the original stage production tried to transfer from Los Angeles to Broadway.

One Day in June is a celebration! It's a story about all the magic that can happen when we turn up the volume on our lives and celebrate our full selves with real joy and authenticity. The story begins at one of my favorite places in New York City, Riis Beach, where Marsha and many LGBTQIA individuals continue to gather.

In her latest music video for 'Boy Crazy,' Kesha captivates audiences with a celebration of body positivity, featuring semi-naked men and a playful, assertive performance.

It's essential to remember that the first Nazi book burning targeted the Institute for Sexual Research, a clear indication of the regime's hostility towards queer and trans communities.

I just think that in that person's mind there's a glass ceiling for someone like me and I don't think that exists.

I think heterosexual people are more self-conscious. I think gay men and gay women just let loose and have a blast. They're a superior group of people.

There's this incredible, flamboyant modernism in the Pines, some of which is really avant-garde. We are continuing the legacy of queer architects working here.