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The main event of the Drag Isn’t Dangerous Campaign is a one-night-only telethon hosted by some of the biggest names in drag on May 7.

Advocacy

Drag superstars to protest anti-LGBTQ legislation with telethon

By Ellie J Rudy

Alison Bechdel and Kate Clinton during a marathon reading of the late Urvashi Vaid's book, “Virtual Equality."

Marathon reading of Urvashi Vaid’s ‘Virtual Equality’

By Kathleen Warnock

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AMNY

Drag star Sasha Velour talks ‘The Big Reveal’ at New York Public Library

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David Carter, masterful Stonewall chronicler, remembered at the iconic bar

By Paul Schindler

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AMNY

Case closed: Last of three suspects in Manhattan robbery ring targeting LGBTQ+ New Yorkers locked up

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Cinema

‘Little Richard: I Am Everything’: The glorious chaos of a rock’n’roll pioneer

By Steve Erickson

Vore (Eero Milonoff) and Tina (Eva Melander) in "Border."

Cinema

Anthology Film Archives delivers trans-inclusive programs and shorts

By Gary M. Kramer

Marcel Spears and Calvin Leon Smith in "Fat Ham."

Theater

‘Fat Ham’ a tragicomic romp about identity, Black masculinity, and queerness

By David Kennerley

An annual Iftar dinner at The Center in April of 2023.

Religion

The Center hosts LGBTQ Iftar dinner

By Gay City News

Health

Missouri to limit gender-affirming care for minors, adults

By Summer Ballentine and Heather Hollingsworth, AP

Out gay filmmaker François Ozon's film, "Everything Went Fine," opens April 14 at the Quad Cinema.

Cinema

‘Everything Went Fine’: Gay filmmaker François Ozon gently navigates assisted dying

By Gary M. Kramer

Congressmember Adriano Espaillat cuts the ribbon at NYC Health + Hospitals/Metropolitan on April 12.

Health

H+H opens Pride Health Center at Metropolitan Hospital

By Matt Tracy

President Joe Biden and Education Secretary Miguel Cardona at the White House.

Legal

Biden administration’s proposed regulation on trans sports participation stirs controversy

By Arthur S. Leonard

Kawaski Trawick's mother, Ellen Trawick (left), with the family's attorney, Royce Russell (right), at NYPD headquarters on April 12.

Four years later, Kawaski Trawick’s family demands accountability at NYPD HQ

By Matt Tracy

The seance scene from Summoning Sylvia

AMNY

Troy Iwata talks queer joy and hilarious haunts in new LGBTQ+ horror-comedy film ‘Summoning Sylvia’

Politics

North Dakota governor signs trans athlete bans into law

By Trisha Ahmed, AP/Report for America

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Monitor Point approved by Council committee after affordable housing negotiations

The Van Cortlandt Park Stadium, which has been closed since 2021, has been recommended for demolition after a planning study conducted by NYC Parks.

‘There is no way to repair it’ NYC Parks seeks funding for Van Cortlandt Park Stadium demolition

Gaston Browne, prime minister of Antigua and Barbuda.

Caricom sub-region face US pressure to take deportees from foreign countries

Tenants and housing advocates exploded in cheers as the city's Rent Guidelines Board announced that it would freeze the rent on one and two-year leases of rent stabilized apartments.

BREAKING: Rent Guidelines Board votes to freeze the rent, fulfilling Mamdani campaign promise