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The "Sakia, Sakia, Sakia, Sakia" mural along the McCarter Highway painted by Tatyana Fazlalizadeh in memory of Sakia Gunn in 2016 as a part of the Newark Downtown District’s Gateways to Newark initiative, “Portraits.”

Newark remembers Sakia Gunn 20 years after her murder

By Heather Cassell

AIDS Walk New York generated $2.1 million for GMHC and other service organizations in the tri-state area.

Health

AIDS Walk New York brings in $2.1 million

By Donna Aceto

João Pedro Rodrigues of Will-o'-the-wisp at the opening ceremony of the Tokyo International Film Festival in 2022.

Cinema

Q&A with ‘Will-o’-the-Wisp’ filmmaker João Pedro Rodrigues

By Gary M. Kramer

Shavon Lloyd (Betto) and Natalie Lewis (Zita) are skeptical about their inheritance in Juilliard's riotous "Gianni Schicchi."

Theater

Opera roundup: Some comedies, for a change

By David Shengold

Erik Bottcher, Corey Johnson, Christine Quinn, and Tom Duane have all represented District 3 in the City Council.

Politics

Councilmembers from New York’s ‘gay district’ bare all at The Center

By Andy Humm

The Brighton Beach Pride March proceeds from Coney Island to the east along the Riegelmann Boardwalk on May 21.

Pride

Brighton Beach Pride spotlights LGBTQ rights, war, immigration, and democracy

By Matt Tracy

A smart, savvy broker is key to a new NYC home

By Heather Cassell

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Dan’s Papers

East Hampton & NYC LGBT Activist Caroline Joyce Whitby Remembered

A resolution passed by New York State Democrats injects some momentum into an existing proposal to establish inclusive curriculum in schools.

New York Democratic Committee calls on state to implement LGBTQIA+ curriculum

By Matt Tracy

Mia Katigbak as the nurse and Dorcas Leung as Juliet in "Romeo and Juliet."

Theater

‘New’ Romeo and Juliet gets lost in translation

By Christopher Byrne

Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy of Calif., left, and Vice President Kamala Harris listen as President Joe Biden speaks during a meeting with Congressional leaders in the Oval Office of the White House, Tuesday, May 16, 2023, in Washington.

Health

Report: debt ceiling talks could impact HIV, STI funding

By Matt Tracy

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Events

What to do in queer NYC May 18-21

By Gay City News

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis holds up bills he signed during a bill signing ceremony at the Coastal Community Church at Lighthouse Point, Tuesday, May 16, 2023, in Lighthouse Point, Fla.

Politics

Anti-trans policies barrel forward as legal groups scramble to respond

By Matt Tracy

Billy Porter will be one of the grand marshals at NYC Pride this year.

Pride

NYC Pride announces 2023 grand marshals

By Matt Tracy

Wyatt Oleff (left) and Fin Argus (right in "Stay Awake."

Cinema

Q&A with genderqueer ‘Stay awake’ actor Fin Argus

By Gary M. Kramer

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From the Editor

Get fully vaccinated against mpox to protect yourself and our community

By Matt Tracy

More from Around NYC

Photograph Joy Love Hope by Ronnimae Painter Photography.

Arts Gowanus presents new public Pride Month outdoor exhibition

Evan Marcy was awarded his home at the Engine 50, Ladder 19 station where his father worked. Marcy is pictured center left with Building Homes for Heroes Founder and CEO Andy Pujols on his left and retired FDNY Captain Mike Alexander on his right.

Wounded army veteran, Bronx native Evan Marcy gifted mortgage-free home by Building Homes for Heroes

Jamaica’s tourism spikes in the first quarter

Yankees Nestor Cortes

Yankees will place Nestor Cortes on IL, still waiting on Aaron Judge