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Yeshiva University's latest move in its fight against the YU Pride Alliance has drawn a response from multiple state lamwakers.

Legal

Pols blast Yeshiva University for demanding personal information from LGBTQ club members

By Heather Cassell

A transgender track and field athlete in West Virginia is at the center of a court case involving Alliance Defending Freedom, an anti-LGBTQ litigation group.

Legal

Alliance Defending Freedom asks SCOTUS to intervene in West Virginia trans sports case

By Arthur S. Leonard

Three people in a scene from "Rodeo."

Cinema

Q&A with “Rodeo” filmmaker Lola Quivoron

By Gary M. Kramer

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Schneps Podcasts

Dutchie Powers NYS Social Equity Cannabis Stores with Anne Forkutza

HRC president Kelley Robinson.

National

HRC’s Robinson marks 100 days with ‘unrelenting commitment’ to fight

By Heather Cassell

Beth B's “Two Small Bodies"part of “Sex, Power & Money: Films by Beth B” at Metrograph March 10-13.

Cinema

Beth B’s films look back at a queer, punk downtown New York scene

By Steve Erickson

Out gay Congressmember Mark Pocan is pushing back against a GOP-led attack on LGBTQ youth.

Politics

GOP-led House committee passes federal ban on trans student-athletes

By Heather Cassell

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Community mourns death of trans woman in Brooklyn

By Matt Tracy & Adrian Childress

Sabine Devieilhe as Sister Constance in Poulenc's "Dialogues des Carmélites."

Theater

From Schubert to Strayhorn, gay composers find voice in New York and Paris

By David Shengold

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AMNY

Rolling the dice: A closer look at the 10 contenders seeking lucrative New York casino licenses

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QNS

Forest Hills lawyer launches campaign to become Queens County’s first openly gay elected judge

Matt de Rogatis and Frederick Weller in a scene from "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof."

Cinema

A scorching, refreshed ‘Cat on a Hot Tin Roof’

By David Kennerley

Brooklyn Councilmember Brad Lander is urging Yeshiva University to recognize the YU Pride Alliance, a student group on campus.

City comptroller calls on Yeshiva University to recognize queer student group

By Heather Cassell

Marti Cummings, Assemblymember Tony Simone, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, and Jackie Cox.

Politics

Assemblymember Tony Simone inaugurated in style in Chelsea

By Andy Humm

For more than two decades, the Queens-based St. Pat's for All Parade offers an inclusive atmosphere to celebrate St. Patrick's Day.

New Yorkers celebrate inclusive St. Pat’s for All in Queens

By Kathleen Warnock

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AMNY

Exclusion of LGBTQ+ groups from Staten Island St. Patrick’s Day Parade leads to dwindling business, low turnout

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Shorter section Utica Ave to be co-named ‘Guyana Ave’ after CB18 rejects proposal

New York City Mayor Eric Adams announces the expansion of his NYCHA broadband internet plan in the Bronx on Thursday, March 23, 2023.

Mayor expands free broadband internet plan for NYCHA residents in the Bronx, citywide

The McGowan family and friends with scholarship recipients, Daniel McAlmont, and Laurel Seales after a handing over reception in Georgetown, Guyana.

Guyanese students receive McGowan Scholarships valued at over GYD$500,000

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City jails boss avoids providing up-to-date timeline on Rikers’ closure during council hearing