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Wren Sanders

  • Editor-at-Large, Them
California
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2025 LGBTQ+ Trend Forecasting: What's "In" and "Out" for 2025

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By Fran Tirado Verified, James Factora, Quispe Lopez Verified, Sarah Burke, Samantha Allen Verified, Ana Osorno, Wren Sanders, Sally Tamarkin
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Tourmaline Discusses Marsha P. Johnson, LGBTQ+ History, and Her Book's Cover Reveal Original

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By Wren Sanders
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If you know anything about the legendary activist Marsha P. Johnson, chances are you’ve been touched by the work of Tourmaline. Widely recognized as our community’s preeminent Johnson scholar, the Miami-based artist has explored Johnson’s life and legacy across various mediums, including film, photography, and her own activism. Now, Tourmaline is on the precipice of her latest and most substantial offering to the historic canon — Marsha: The Joy and Defiance of Marsha P.
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Artist JJJJJerome Ellis on Stuttering, Communing with Black Ancestors, and the Power of Plants Original

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By Wren Sanders
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If one measure of good art is its capacity to make us feel, then the best works often embody an invitation to grow. Multidisciplinary creator JJJJJerome Ellis has a term for offerings that act as olive branches to a gentler world: “gatherings.” I can assure you that what may at first brush sound like abstract art-speak takes on a more visceral quality when experienced in the flesh. Two summers ago, I had the opportunity to enter Ellis’ sonic universe of careful anticipation myself.
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