Columns
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Remembrance: Urvashi Vaid (October 8, 1958 – May 15, 2022)
Urvashi Vaid was a vital part of the fabric of the modern LGBTQ movement. She leaves behind a legacy of activism and ideas.
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Extraordinary World: As Metro Weekly turns 26, we embrace a new digital frontier
As we start our 26th anniversary year, we thank you for your readership, and for your support
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Log Cabin Republicans endorse Trump, claiming he’s benefited the LGBTQ community. That’s absurd.
Nation's largest LGBTQ Republican group believes that four more years of Trump-Pence is a good thing.
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Waiting to Exhale
This is the issue you should have been holding last week. Our traditional post-Pride annual depicting on the cover a massive, exuberant crowd in front of...
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Into the Funhouse: Frank Underwood and Donald Trump
Television characters Donald Trump and Frank Underwood are flip-sides to hatred
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Lancing the Political Boil caused by Donald Trump
Trump's Fabulous and Classy Roadshow is bringing lingering racism to the surface
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Why bother with the vote?
Our political system is dysfunctional, uninspiring, and deadlocked. That's why you need to vote.
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Shock to the System
Or, how I learned to stop being idealistic and accept our failed political system
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Illusion of Democracy
Sit back and enjoy the Trump and Friends extravaganza, because you don’t really have a choice
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Remembering our seniors on National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
Sunday, February 7th was the 16th National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NBHAAD), a national HIV testing and treatment community mobilization initiative targeted at Blacks in the...
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Body Talk
Desire does not equal entitlement
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Why GOP Gays Should Consider Trump
Donald Trump's not perfect, but he's better on gay issues than most of the potential GOP candidates
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Back Where We Started
A small glimmer of optimism still lives within my cynically encrusted soul. I’d hoped that after taking a week-long break from political news, I’d find...
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Grooming Pink Elephants
How the GOP can cultivate a winning coalition by including LGBT voters
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Pride and Prejudice
Even states have pride, at least until someone like Kentucky's Kim Davis comes along
