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Gloria Steinem Dies at 92, Leaving Behind a Fierce LGBTQ+ Legacy | Instinct Magazine (opens the original)
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Gloria Steinem spent a lifetime making powerful people uncomfortable, giving women room to speak, and reminding society that equality was never supposed to come with a membership limit. The legendary feminist journalist and activist died Wednesday, September 2, at her home in New York City. She was 92. According to a statement posted to Steinem’s Instagram, she “passed away peacefully at her home in New York City, surrounded by some of the many who loved her.” No cause of death was announced. RE
Tim Curry Dies at 80: A Tribute to the Rocky Horror Legend | Instinct Magazine (opens the original)
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Before queer culture had endless labels, algorithms and discourse cycles to explain itself, there was Tim Curry in a corset, fishnets and heels, looking directly into the camera like he had just arrived to personally improve everyone’s evening. RELATED: Dolly Parton Dies at 80: Remembering a True LGBTQ+ Icon and Ally Curry, the legendary actor behind Dr. Frank-N-Furter in The Rocky Horror Picture Show, died peacefully at his home in Toluca Lake, Los Angeles, on Aug. 26, 2026. He was 80. Tim Curr
Anti-Marriage Equality Campaign Returns to Virginia | Instinct Magazine (opens the original)
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Equality apparently wasn’t finished being debated in Virginia, and Winsome Earle-Sears is making sure the conversation stays alive. Less than a year after losing Virginia’s gubernatorial race, the former lieutenant governor is launching a statewide campaign urging voters to reject a constitutional amendment that would protect marriage equality—because nothing says “moving forward” quite like reopening a fight over LGBTQ+ rights from 2006. Earle-Sears’ new “Life and Marriage Tour” will take her a
LGBTQ+ Stories Could Soon Come With Warning Labels | Instinct Magazine (opens the original)
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LGBTQIA+ stories could soon come with a warning label—at least if the Trump administration gets its way. Imagine settling in for a cozy movie night only to discover the biggest “viewer discretion advised” isn’t a zombie apocalypse or an exploding car—it’s two women falling in love. That’s the future critics fear after a proposal to place warning labels on LGBTQIA+ content in film and television reignited yet another battle over queer visibility in America. RELATED: The Foster Care Fight Just Got
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