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May 17, 2013

Big Brother, Here To Help? Our surveillance culture may actually be good for gays

“It could save someone’s life and that could make the lack of privacy more than worth it.”
May 15, 2013

Gays' Gaze: Is locker room ogling ever appropriate?

So regardless of your sexuality, the only decent thing to do in a locker room is have the common courtesy not to ogle anyone.
May 10, 2013

Everyone's A Celebrity: Event photography is giving everyone, including the parties, their 15 minutes

“New Yorkers are way too savvy to believe Facebook and Twitter posts. They wanna see pictures."
May 10, 2013

One Mean Mother: A look at our obsession with malicious movie moms

“There’s a larger than life quality to these women.”
May 02, 2013

Skinny Gay Blues: The surprising but true struggles of the slender homo

"Once I realized that there is no “perfect” body, I was able to accept my own."
May 01, 2013

AIDS On Film: At the Tribeca Film Festival, we saw a new—and old—perspective

“[These films] no longer need to assure viewers that HIV doesn’t discriminate."
April 25, 2013

Stopped From Helping: Another national crisis reminds us of discriminatory policies

There’s been a blood donation ban on “men who have had sex with men since 1977” since the early days of the AIDS epidemic.
April 19, 2013

Thatcher’s Gay Record: Margaret Thatcher was a straightforward politician with a more complicated legacy on gay rights

“Embracing harm reduction measures... saved thousands of lives.”
April 19, 2013

P.N.Please, Bitch: You don’t have to overdo it to have a good time on Fire Island

A new gay panic just hit New York, the realization that in five weeks, some of us are going to have to squeeze our fat asses into a suit.
April 12, 2013

Trans Lit 201: Literature from a transgender perspective is entering a new chapter

“Whereas in the past, most trans books were non-fiction, either how-to or memoir books, we’re starting to see novels and short fiction."

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