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Rachel Peace
LGBTQ News

Peace looks to break Smith’s 45-year stranglehold with congressional run

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This horizontal graphic set against a solid purple background features a cartoonish, hulking robot on the left, which is a variation of the character seen in the image. The robot is built from battered, rusted metal plates with visible cracks and green toxic fumes rising from its shoulders. A large metal breastplate is bolted to its chest with the words "TOXIC MASCULINITY" engraved in a rough, dark font. To the right of the robot, stylized text reads "Creep of the Week"; the word "Creep" is written in a dark purple cursive, while "the Week" is in a bright white, flowing script. The overall design uses high-contrast colors and gritty mechanical details to create a satirical or editorial tone.
Commentary

Creep of the Week: Josh Hokit

D'Anne Witkowski -
Barney Frank file photo 2005
LGBTQ News

Barney Frank, longtime Mass. congressman with Bayonne roots, dies at 86

TJ Edmund -
Shirley Chisholm
Commentary

Shirley Chisholm was my congresswoman

Irene Monroe -
This is a political satirical graphic with the text "Creep of the Week" overlaid on a photograph of the United States Capitol Building in Washington D.C., all set against a vibrant purple background. The phrase "Creep of the Week" is written in a stylized, three-dimensional font: "Creep" is a darker purple, and "of the Week" is white with a dark outline. In the foreground, obscuring part of the Capitol building, is a digital sign that reads "Sorry WE'RE CLOSED" in white and red text on a black background. The overall image, especially the "Sorry WE'RE CLOSED" sign over the Capitol, seems to be a commentary on a government shutdown. 2025
Commentary

Creep of the Week: The government shutdown

D'Anne Witkowski -
Alarm Bells For American Democracy text over a 2025 photo image of a flag
LGBTQ News

“I’ve seen this before”: A former refugee’s alarm over democracy’s decline

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