#WeStandWithUkraine and HIV-Affected Ukrainians
IAPAC president and CEO José M. Zuniga reflects on the current humanitarian crisis in Ukraine and how you can help By Jienna Foster Over the past four weeks, Ukraine has
IAPAC president and CEO José M. Zuniga reflects on the current humanitarian crisis in Ukraine and how you can help By Jienna Foster Over the past four weeks, Ukraine has
By Nancy Ford Except for your alligators, hurricanes, and the unfortunate role you played in George W. Bush’s ascension to the White House (remember that? Such kinder, gentler times), we
By Randall Jobe All right, damnit, I’ll admit it. In my opinion, I am judgmental to the point of possibly being mistaken for a bitchy queen. I know, hard to
By Johnny Trlica Commentary: Not all Republicans are bigots, but if you’re a bigot, you’re most likely a Republican. Bigots, racists, white supremacists, Confederate sympathizers, and neo-Nazis have found a
Patti Harrison on being trans in Hollywood, her social media woes and Bowen Yang By Chris Azzopardi There still aren’t enough trans actors in Hollywood, but at least there’s Patti
By: Meghan Hendley Lopez Founder Nancy Henderek has been ready for the long-awaited three-year arrival of this season’s Dance Salad Festival. Rising to the artistic occasion post-pandemic, Henderek has once
By Romeo San Vicente Whether you grew up on the Disney Channel — and if you’re under 40 then you basically did — or are old enough and queer enough
By Colby Etherton This month, I’ve taken a departure from writing about current affairs to writing about a show I love but, boy, has been quite the snail race this
What LGBTQ+ people need to know right now about the Russian invasion of Ukraine By Ellen Shanna Knoppow Right now, in Ukraine, transgender people are forced to go without their
By Paula Dream (AKA Kale Haygood) Hello to everyone! Do you think spring has sprung? I hope so. So bring on the allergies, right? Spring break is over so let the