Armistead Maupin

As President Biden addresses the nation in his most important speech of the year, where will the LGBTQ+ community fit in the narrative?

The iconic “Tales of the City” author says though America is “deeply divided” we “need to have a loving connection with each other — period.”

The new novel will finally give fans of his queer-inclusive book series an answer to a longtime mystery.

The town was featured in Armistead Maupin’s Tales of the City novels as the hometown of Anna Madrigal. But these women have put in the hard work all on their own.

She was one of the first actresses to portray a trans character on American television when she took on the role of Anna Madrigal in Maupin’s Tales of the City.

LGBTQ bookstores were often the only places where queer people could meet, see themselves or learn about their world. Here’s how they came to be (and fell into decline).

June 7 can’t come fast enough.

“I was distinctly told, by people in the industry, when I started to become known: ‘People cannot know you’re gay.'”