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There's a light - Philadelphia Gay News (opens the original)
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I let out a shocked gasp the other day as I read the news of Curry’s passing. It isn’t so much out of surprise — we all know that Curry has had a number of health complications over the last few years, including a stroke more than a decade ago. No, it was the shock of knowing a person who had, somehow, ended up being such a part of my history was now gone. Curry has a long and storied career. A star of stage and screen, as well as a talented voice actor. He was King Arthur in “Spamalot” and Wolf
Committing to the bit - Philadelphia Gay News (opens the original)
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Now, I have to admit, I’m not the biggest sports follower, but this summer has been an interesting one for WNBA fans, particularly for those who follow the Indiana Fever. Apparently feeling slighted with all the attention on her teammate, Caitlin Clark, Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham said, during an interview with ESPN recorded in March and released in July, that she wants “to protect young girls in a locker room, or young girls in sport who shouldn’t have to go against biological men.” S
Your nostalgia funds transphobia - Philadelphia Gay News (opens the original)
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There are some people I try to avoid writing about. It’s not that I may not wish to. It’s just that I often feel that doing so gives them more attention than I should, and attention is what they crave. There are times, however, when I simply cannot avoid discussing these folks, due to their prominence in culture. I am pretty sure you have heard of her. She wrote a series of stories about a boy wizard and his friends, and their antics at a school where they learned magic. They became wildly popul
Creep - Philadelphia Gay News (opens the original)
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Anti-trans bigots like to imagine themselves as a literal white knight, fighting for the purity and innocence of women and girls. Every argument against transgender rights seems to stem from this one thing. The recent Supreme Court decisions in Little v. Hecox and West Virginia v. BPJ that stripped both Title IX rights and the Equal Protection Clause from transgender athletes? This comes out the idea that trans women are somehow pretending to be men to steal wins from women. The facts don’t bear
SCOTUS Repeating - Philadelphia Gay News (opens the original)
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I recently watched a brilliant, five-hour documentary by Matt Baume on YouTube, detailing the fight for marriage equality from the era of King James until today. Of course, most of the focus covers parts of the battle that Baume had a hand in, from California’s Proposition 22 — and later Proposition 8 — to Obergefell v. Hodges. It was a lot to go through, especially as it reminded me of all I experienced as a same-sex married trans woman who also experienced these same fights. We like to forget
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