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Mayor Eric Adams announces the new $10,000 benefit at City Hall on Oct. 28.

Families

Mayor announces $10k family planning benefit for some non-unionized city employees

By Matt Tracy

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New York Family

9 LGBT History Podcasts for LGBT History Month

DeAnna LeTray, a trans woman, said she was sexually assaulted and humiliated by upstate New York authorities in 2017.

Settlement forces upstate New York police department and jail to respect TGNCNBI individuals

By Matt Tracy

Liberty star Breanna Stewart celebrates during the Oct. 24 parade.

Sports

Queer joy: New York Liberty showered with love at jubilant WNBA championship parade

By Matt Tracy & Donna Aceto

Tim Bagley and Jeff Hiller in the third season of "Somebody, Somewhere."

Q&A: Jeff Hiller and Tim Bagley reflect on three seasons of ‘Somebody Somewhere’

By David Kennerley

Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra

Health

Biden administration looks to require insurance coverage of injectable PrEP

By Matt Tracy

Assemblymember Jessica González-Rojas delivers remarks at the Oct. 21 rally for Proposal 1 outside City Hall.

Politics

LGBTQ leaders and advocates encourage New Yorkers to vote yes on Proposal 1

By Matt Tracy

LGBT Center CEO Dr. Carla Smith and Urban Resource Institute CEO Nathaniel M. Fields.

Guest Perspective

Shining a light on New York’s lack of shelter access for LGBTQIA+ survivors

By Nathaniel M. Fields and Carla Smith

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QNS

Ridgewood writer brings trans-femme play ‘Clay Mommy’ to the stage in Brooklyn this November

Senator Marsha Blackburn, a key Republican sponsor of KOSA, has called for "protecting minor children from the transgender in this culture."

Guest Perspective

This free speech week, Democrats in Congress should rethink support for KOSA

By Amanda Babine and Jared Trujillo

Dave Fleischer.

What we’ve learned in this queer election year

By Paul Schindler

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's survey on transgender students included 20,000 responses.

Youth

CDC survey says 3.3% of high school students identify as transgender

By Matt Tracy

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Brooklyn Paper

Lighten up: Loafers, a new gay cocktail bar, set to open on Court Street

US Attorney announces indictment of former Abercrombie and Fitch CEO on sex trafficking charges

AMNY

Hamptons-based sex trafficking ring indictment leaves former Abercrombie & Fitch CEO, partner and aid in handcuffs

Mark Nadler (l) and Jesse James Keitel in “The Christine Jorgensen Show.”

Theater

Jesse James Keitel embraces role in ‘The Christine Jorgensen Show’ musical

By Christopher Byrne

Harvey Guillén as Guillermo in “What We Do in the Shadows."

Final season of ‘What We Do In the Shadows’ concludes tale of vampire love

By Steve Erickson

More from Around NYC

bqe weigh in motion

Weigh-in-motion tech has cut overweight trucks on BQE by 60%, city says, urging state to extend program

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FDNY fines driver $4,000 for blocking hydrant during deadly Bronx fire

Trombone Shorty (born Troy Andrews) performing at the Hollywood Bowl on Sept. 8, 2021.

Trombone Shorty and his band collaborate for annual tour starting this week

Brooklyn police at scene where boy was exposed to fentanyl

Brooklyn boy, 4, fighting for life after parents allegedly exposed him to fentanyl at shelter: sources