obituary

Rusty Mae turned her home into “Transy House” a refuge for trans and queer New Yorkers, including Sylvia Rivera.

The singer remembered their time together and bemoaned the recent spate of celebrity deaths.

Doug Ericksen was in El Salvador when he caught coronavirus and couldn’t get treatment. He had to be medevac’d to Florida, and his whereabouts after that remain unknown.

Heartbreaking doesn’t aptly depict the enormity of her passing.

The queer intellectual’s writings became “sought-after reading” in the wake of racial justice protests that swept the nation last year.

With his vocal opposition to LGBTQ rights and general callousness, the former Presidential candidate personified many of the traits that are now considered essential for GOP leaders.

From “West Side Story” to “Sweeney Todd” and everything in between, the public searches hopelessly for words that encapsulate the incomparable creative.

“We’d just come through the crisis and every representation of gay was kind of dark, and spoken in hushed tones. But Stanford was like, ‘Hey, I’m gay. Really gay. Super gay. And I’m happy about it.”

All LGBTQ Americans owe a measure of gratitude to James Hormel. He funded many of the groups that have fought for LGBTQ rights over the years.

When someone knocked on the hotel door, he bolted.