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"Kokomo City" opened July 28 at IFC Center.

Cinema

‘Kokomo City’ gives Black trans sex workers a platform to speak with frankness

By Steve Erickson

On July 20, U.S. District Judge Jennifer G. Zipps issued an order granting a motion for preliminary injunction and ordered that the law cannot be enforced against two trans plaintiffs.

Legal

Federal court issues preliminary injunction against Arizona’s ban on trans athletes

By Arthur S. Leonard

Judge refuses to dismiss lawsuit against Disney’s efforts to neutralize governing district takeover

By Associated Press

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Dan’s Papers

You Can Be Anything: Dancer Dylan Smith’s Barbie Art Makes Hamptons Fine Art Fair Debut

Camdyn Rider, 21, died on July 21.

Crime

Pregnant trans man killed in murder-suicide in Florida

By Emily Sawaked

The Los Angeles Sheriff's Department is facing an investigation over the violent arrest of a transgender man earlier this year.

Crime

Violent arrest of a transgender man in LA leads to investigation

By Emily Sawaked

Sports

Strong LGBTQ representation at FIFA Women’s World Cup

By Emily Sawaked

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Health

Mpox cases remain low in New York City

By Emily Sawaked

Crime

UK jury acquits Kevin Spacey of sexual assault charges

By Brian Melley, AP

Theater

‘Chanteuse’: a tale of gay resistance in Nazi Germany

By Christopher Byrne

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Crime

Man robbed in alleged anti-gay attack in Harlem

By Emily Sawaked

Music

Sinéad O’Connor, gifted and provocative Irish singer, dies at 56

By Sylvia Hui, AP

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Schneps Podcasts

Affordable Fashion Giant Primark Expands in New York with Kevin Tulip

Thank You for Coming Out

Travers Johnson, Thank You for Coming Out

By Bobby Hankinson

A couple at their wedding in Toronto, Canada. An overwhelming majority of Canadians support same-sex marriage.

Study outlines support for marriage equality around the world

By Emily Sawaked

Brooklyn Pride's 2021 street festival.

Religion

Survey: Americans opposed to using religion to discriminate

By Emily Sawaked

More from Around NYC

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Five Boro Bike Tour returns to Brooklyn on May 3: Your guide to road closures, cheer zones and more

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Bronx property owners and workforce push back against state weatherization program cuts

Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda Gaston Browne addresses the “Summit of the Future” in the General Assembly hall at United Nations headquarters in New York City, U.S., September 23, 2024.

Trump administration, OAS congratulate Antigua and Barbuda’s prime minister on re-election

Ben Keller's street art.

From street walls to subway stations: Ben Keller is redefining public art in New York City