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Covers:  LGBTQ culture, LGBTQ news, LGBTQ history, parenting, pregnancy, social justice, TV, sexual health, politics, books, mental health
Writer/speaker on queer history. Author of QUEER, THERE, AND EVERYWHERE + RAINBOW REVOLUTIONARIES + KIND LIKE MARSHA + A CHILD'S INTRODUCTION TO PRIDE

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LGBTQIA+ Books Are Under Attack as More Bills and Bans Take Them Out of Libraries and Classrooms-...

LGBTQIA+ Books Are Under Attack as More Bills and Bans Take Them Out of Libraries and Classrooms-...

School boards are becoming political playgrounds as the increase of book bans threatens to take LGBTQIA+ reso…

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20 years ago, these brides made LGBTQ history. Where are they now?

20 years ago, these brides made LGBTQ history. Where are they now?

It was 1998 in Amsterdam, and Helene Faasen's friend kept insisting she had the perfect match for a blind dat…

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I Freaking Love That People Are Dressing Up for Their COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments

I Freaking Love That People Are Dressing Up for Their COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments

"I just wanted to celebrate the joyousness of the occasion and I wanted to bring some joy to people that have…

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The Queer Truth Behind Eleanor Roosevelt's Feminism

The Queer Truth Behind Eleanor Roosevelt's Feminism

One of the most famous sapphic women in American history isn't even remembered for having a female life partn…

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Untold stories of the Queer South

Untold stories of the Queer South

The nine items below are a sampling of the IHP collection housed in different sites. They tell moments from q…

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Mauree Turner, the first nonbinary and first Muslim legislator in Oklahoma, is all about communit...

Mauree Turner, the first nonbinary and first Muslim legislator in Oklahoma, is all about communit...

Growing up in Ardmore, Oklahoma, Mauree Turner set their sights on becoming a veterinarian. But things took a…

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Smith College investigation widens Trump DOE attacks on higher ed

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By Sarah Prager Verified
| Prism Verified
Real journalists wrote and edited this (not AI)-independent, community-driven journalism survives because you back it. to sustain Prism's mission and the humans behind it. The Smith College community and national trans rights organizations say the U.S. Department of Education's Title IX investigation into the women's liberal arts college in western Massachusetts signals the Trump administration's new line of attack on higher education and transgender rights.
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She was taken hostage by Palestinians 55 years ago. Now she’s an anti-Zionist activist.

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By Sarah Prager Verified
| Mondoweiss Verified
Catherine “Ryn” Hodes never saw the world the same way after she was taken hostage by the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) on her way back to the U.S. from Israel when she was thirteen. The experience sparked her lifelong journey towards becoming a passionate advocate for Palestinian liberation. It was September 6, 1970. Hodes was traveling as an unaccompanied minor with her 12-year-old sister, Martha, on a flight to New York when armed commandos took control of their plane.
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Sapphic Players Shine at Women’s Rugby World Cup

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By Sarah Prager Verified
| Tagg Magazine Verified
The highlights from the Women’s Rugby World Cup? There were over 50 out players participating, meaning LGBTQ+ players make up over 10 percent of all players A genderfluid player played in the finals Some players are dating or married to each other and some are each other’s exes Oh, and England won, in case you care about the actual sports side of it all Sixteen teams played in the tournament which took place in England. The USA didn’t make it past the first round.
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