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Photographer Matthew Morrocco shows us the moments and men he captured during his autumn holiday in one of Europe’s most romantic cities. Photographer Matthew Morrocco spent the early autumn months in Paris, camera in hand, filling rolls of film with images that feel like scenes borrowed from classical European art.Continue Reading

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In a documentary landscape dominated by celebrity tell-alls and true-crime sensations, a quiet film about poetry, love and terminal illness doesn’t typically rise to the top of anyone’s must-fund list. But Come and See Me in the Good Light is not typical, largely because comedian Tig Notaro refused to letContinue Reading

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Pope Leo XIV will dine with Alessia Nobile and other transgender Catholic activists this Sunday during the Vatican’s Jubilee of the Poor, a special lunch coinciding with the World Day of the Poor, Catholic journalist Christopher Hale reports. The event begins with Mass at St. Peter’s Basilica and continues withContinue Reading

florida-lawmakers-revive-pride-flag-ban-for-2026-session

Florida lawmakers have introduced the Pride Flag Ban, the first anti-LGBTQ proposal of the state’s 2026 legislative session. Filed by State Representative David Borrero (HB 347) and Senator Clay Yarborough (SB 426), the bill seeks to bar any state or local government building from displaying flags representing “race, gender, orContinue Reading

nice-try,-but-trans-people-are-here-to-stay

If you’ve been on social media recently, you might have stumbled upon some headlines claiming that there’s been a steep decline in people who identify as trans across the country. Specifically, these headlines reference two specific studies that some have been using to bolster a longstanding hypothesis: that fewer youngContinue Reading

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Rep. Adelita Grijalva (D-Ariz.) took her oath of office Wednesday, promising to champion LGBTQ+ rights, immigrant communities, and survivors of sexual abuse. Her swearing-in came 50 days after her victory in a special election, a delay caused by a dispute over certification during a government shutdown. Grijalva wasted no timeContinue Reading