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For This Culture War Redux, Hil Yeah

BY KELLY COGSWELL

Prognosis Negative

BY ED SIKOV

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From the Editor

GOP to Gays: Drop Dead

BY PAUL SCHINDLER

Orlando Candlelight Vigil at Stonewall Inn
�Donna F. Aceto

Guest Perspective

Mental Health Challenges Can Be Addressed — And Surmounted

BY CHIRLANE McCRAY

On the Lighter Side

BY ED SIKOV

After Dallas and Baton Rouge

BY NATHAN RILEY

Anti-Queer Terrorism, What a Joke

BY KELLY COGSWELL

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The Urgent Case for Agreeing to Disagree

BY ED SIKOV

Income and Equality on Independence Day

BY KELLY COGSWELL

Guest Perspective

Ending the HIV/ AIDS Epidemic in the Transgender Community

BY DOUG WIRTH, DANIEL DROMM, AND JIMMY VAN BRAMER

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Playing Politics on Immigration Rights Hurts LGBT Lives

BY GLENN MAGPANTAY

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We Must Show the World We Are Unafraid

BY JESSICA STERN

Guest Perspective

The Answer to Gun Violence is Feminism

BY CHRISTOPHER MURRAY

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From the Editor

Love Must Prevail

BY PAUL SCHINDLER

Guest Perspective

Scapegoating Muslims Hides Homegrown Oppression

BY EMAN ABDELHADI

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Guest Perspective

A Taste For Danger Transformed

BY GERALD BUSBY

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