Lady Vlad
It was a tiny victory amid a colossal human tragedy, and we may have run this image before, but it is priceless, and it resurfaced just as Vladimir Putin…More
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Review: Great Freedom
By Allen Ellenzweig
In this thoughtful double character study, and in the film’s examination of the personal costs of a draconian penal system, Great Freedom delivers not a neat Hollywood ending but a painful reflection on how an unyielding social order thwarts the human spirit.
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Challenges and Opportunities for Equality in Kenya
By Mizar Opula
Despite all the challenges facing LGBT rights advocacy in Kenya, it is not all gloom.
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Andrew Hahn Discusses God’s Boy
By PK Erikkson
I’m not mad at God. I don’t hate him. I think white evangelicals have a very wrong idea of the God that I knew, and I hope they go away forever.
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BMOP Anniversary Concert Honors Larry Phillips
By Richard Schneider
On Friday, February 18th, there will be a concert at Symphony Hall in Boston that has special significance for The G&LR. The concert will be performed by the Boston Modern Orchestra Project and will be dedicated to Larry Phillips …
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We Are Kind Of More: Gen Z Reframes Gender and Sexuality
By Adam Kocurek
We Are Kind Of More is in many ways a genuine reflection of New York City, capturing the essence of the CUNY’s working class, intrepid LGBTQ+ youth, and is a wonderful case study of how enduringly passionate and resilient the community continues to be.
MoreRemembering Soap Star, Lisa Brown
By Aubrey Baden III
Brown, through her performance of Nola, reflected the struggles of members of the LGBTQ community to live fully authentic lives.
MoreTurn the Tables
By Bruce Skeiff
Let’s not leave out our ability to reach out to the authors. It can broaden and build our personal community in a time of social isolation – even without a pandemic.
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Secrets From Steven: Review
By Bridgette M. Redman
Who knows a person best: A spouse, a parent, a lover? How can people who all claim to have the greatest closeness to someone have totally different perceptions of who that person is?
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AIDS as it was, as it has been
AIDS nostalgia fuels Better Davis and Other Stories. This is not to mean a sentimental longing for the return of a time when the epidemic cusped in the early 80s, but rather a writer’s skillful reconstruction of the painful appearance of the scourge forty years ago …
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