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THE GAY AGENDA
The State of Social Security
By Mike Broemmel
In an era of political turbulence and administrative shake-ups, the Trump Administration's handling of the Social Security Administration has drawn sharp scrutiny. As the agency is weakened, the future for Social Security that appears more uncertain than ever.
FEATURE
The History of Native American Two Spirit People
By Taylor Adams
Indigenous cultures have long recognized Two Spirit individuals, those who embody both masculine and feminine spirits, as respected healers and leaders. Colonization suppressed these identities, but today, efforts to reclaim and honor Two Spirit traditions are strengthening Indigenous communities and cultural resilience.
FEATURE
The Art of Resistance: How Political Artwork Has Shaped America and Beyond
By David Radinoff
From the revolutionary engravings of the 18th century to the vibrant street murals of today, political artwork has played a pivotal role in shaping public opinion and influencing societal change. This article explores the power of visual expression in American history, highlighting key artists, movements, and the undeniable impact of LGBTQ political art. As artists continue to challenge oppression and mold the political landscape, their work remains a driving force behind progress and reform.
CULTURE
The Murder that Altered America
By Tayler Smith
An Echoing Spring: A Story of Matthew Shepard is a haunting, powerful, and pointedly timely testament to love, loss, and the enduring fight for justice – a searing reminder that hate may fracture a life, but courage and compassion can forge an unbreakable legacy.
FEATURE
The History of Drag
By William Cameron
Drag is a living, breathing art form—an ever-evolving tapestry of gender expression, theatrical brilliance, and artistic reinvention. From the stages of ancient Rome to the glittering ballrooms of the present day, drag has shape-shifted through time, transforming itself to reflect the social and artistic landscapes of each era. It is an art form born out of necessity, entertainment, and rebellion, proving that gender is a canvas upon which performers can paint with boundless creativity.
GOOD CHAT
Michael Bennet
By Alex Elmore
In a candid interview with Metromode, the gubernatorial candidate and longtime senator outlines a bold vision for Colorado ’s future—vowing to defend LGBTQ protections, safeguard gender-affirming healthcare, and sue the Trump administration over discriminatory policies. From tackling the housing crisis and advocating for refugees, to pushing for a ceasefire in Gaza and reviving the Child Tax Credit, the candidate makes the case that Colorado can be a national model of inclusive, forward-looking leadership amid political turmoil.
GOOD CHAT
Measles Resurgence Highlights Urgent Need for Vaccination and Public Health Funding
By Morris Price Jr.
Once eliminated in the U.S., measles is making a dangerous comeback due to falling vaccination rates and weakened public health infrastructure. With complications like encephalitis and pneumonia—especially severe in infants and older adults—the disease's return underscores the life-saving importance of the MMR vaccine and renewed investment in science-based public health initiatives.
CULTURE
Malta: A Cultural Haven and an LGBTQ+ Paradise
By Michael Fox
Nestled in the heart of the Mediterranean, Malta is a cultural gem that boasts a rich history, stunning landscapes, and an exceptionally welcoming atmosphere for LGBTQ+ travelers. Though small in size, this island nation stands tall as one of the most progressive countries in Europe when it comes to LGBTQ+ rights. But beyond its legal framework, Malta’s deep-seated culture of inclusivity, vibrant festivals, and breathtaking beauty make it a dream destination for LGBTQ+ travelers looking for both adventure and acceptance.
Summer Pride Issue
