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LifeMeet the lesbian couple who took down Nazis with paper bullets
The women were finally betrayed in 1944. The Germans imprisoned them, tried them and sentenced them to death.
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CommentaryWhen Jack can’t fit in the box
While my sisters transformed our living room into a delivery room, I went upstairs to become pregnant.
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LifeDid I tell you about the time I took a bubble bath with Nina Simone?
“We hugged, we kissed, and then she said to me, ‘Oh, my dear, we should take a bubble bath!’”
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LGBTQ History
Stonewall Strong: When ‘gay liberation’ was freedom from fear
The gay activists who converged on Washington on Dec. 15, 1973, were the first group of patients in history to insist that they were not sick.
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Health and WellnessWhat this survivor of conversion therapy endured will rip your heart out
Peter Gajdics’ psychiatrist assured him he could be “cured” of homosexuality if he only followed these outrageous and horrifying techniques.
