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  • Features From Current Issue

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    Bright Lights That Dimmed Last Year

    IN KEEPING WITH our annual tradition, we remember here some of the people who left us over the past year—the writers, artists, performers, and activists who made a significant contribution to LGBT culture and community. All dates are in 2022 unless otherwise indicated.

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    Urvashi Vaid, Creator of Change

    By Richard Burns: Urvashi’s deepest happiness was rooted in her decades-long love affair with Kate Clinton. That gave her so much joy.

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    Richard Howard’s Threatening Poetry

    What makes Richard Howard so discomforting and so important (the two in my mind are always linked) was his insatiability, not just as an intellectual, not merely as a translator, critic, and poet, but as a sensibility that could never see enough, never feel enough, never know enough, who wished to feel each moment notMore

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    The Capriccios of Jimmy Wright

    By Wes Hartley: An exhibition scheduled for March 2023 at Corbett vs. Dempsey Gallery in Chicago will feature etchings produced in the mid-1960s. Work by Jimmy Wright can be found on-line, as well as in the permanent collections of the Met, the Whitney, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the several galleries that represent his work in various American cities.

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    1. January 30, 2023 New York City’s Rainbow of Legislators
    2. January 26, 2023 Not In Your Hand
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