Nick Petruncio
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Editor’s Letter: Validation must come from yourself, not from others

Nick Petruncio -
If you ask me, the summer flew by, and with the transition to fall and my change from drinking iced coffee in the mornings...
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Creep of the Week: Scott Yenor of The Heritage Foundation

D'Anne Witkowski -
The first time I heard the words “Title Nine” I was in junior high. It was the ’90s, and those two words together had...
Gay Games founder Tom Waddell
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Gay Games founder is a Jersey native, and he changed my...

Tony Settle -
A few weeks before I flew to Paris in 2018 for my first Gay Games, I was diagnosed with prostate cancer. I went anyway,...
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Creep of the Week: Lauren Boebert

D'Anne Witkowski -
It's been a long time since I thought about Lauren Boebert. I think the last time she was on my radar was when she...
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Creep of the Week: Marcy Kaptur

D'Anne Witkowski -
Stop telling trans people they have to vote for anti-trans Democrats. Stop telling them they'll be responsible for the fall of democracy unless they...
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Creep of the Week: Anti-trans hysteria

D'Anne Witkowski -
I was at a concert recently, and a person next to me was wearing a cross-body bag that read, “Speak Up for Your LGBTQ+...
Set against a solid purple background featuring white cursive text that reads "Creep of the Week," singer Dolly Parton stands on the left in a rhinestone-embellished denim outfit, pointing her finger angrily and grimacing at Donald Trump. On the right, Trump stands in a dark navy suit with a red tie, turning toward her with an uncomfortable expression while holding both hands up defensively in a placating gesture.
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Creep of the Week: Dolly affirmed us. Trump centered himself. 

D'Anne Witkowski -
I want to say Dolly Parton was too good for this world, but I don’t think she’d agree with such a statement. But I think it’s...
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Creep of the Week: Log Cabin Republicans 

D'Anne Witkowski -
The Log Cabin Republicans are an absolutely worthless organization. Actually, they’re worse than worthless because they gleefully help to advance the Republican anti-queer agenda. So...
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Creep of the Week: New York Times

D'Anne Witkowski -
A recent New York Times opinion piece titled “Cutting Your Parents Off Isn’t the Answer” has resulted in a lot of chatter by people I follow...
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Creep of the Week: Donald Trump

D'Anne Witkowski -
She’s back, baby!  Rosie O’Donnell is back in the United States after moving to Ireland shortly after Trump was elected for the second stupid time....
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