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OP-ED

Pride: A deeper love

I am only one of millions of Transgender people in the US, let alone in the world, and relatively young in my transition, having only begun presenting full-time on September 17 of last year.

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Washington's LGBTQ+ foster care crisis

A startling statistic from ChildrensRights.org found that over 30% of youth in foster care identify as LGBTQ+. This is staggering, considering that only 11% of children outside of foster care identify as such.

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Future Crystals: The Queer BIPOC artist, activist, and independent journalist who is changing the game

If you've been following the Black Lives Matter protests in Seattle, you should be familiar with Future Crystals, the 25-year-old artist who took their cell phone into the streets and helped to shape the narrative that will define this moment.

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This week in SGN History: 10 Years Ago

Over 47 years, the Seattle Gay News has covered thousands of stories that still resonate today. This week we look back at Vol. 39, Issue 25, published on June 24, 2011.

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Marshall Law Band: Funk-hop with an inspiring message of dialogue, inclusivity, and unity

Seattle's own funk-hop band has made a name for themselves in the community by promoting inclusivity and love.

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Preserving the legacy: UW archives the SGN's history for future generations

The University of Washington's archival team is hard at work cataloguing and saving innumerable Seattle Gay News issues from previous decades. These will be preserved in collections and made available on microfilm for future researchers.

OP-ED

The wrong argument: A treatise on advocacy, morality, and homosexuality

If you ask the average American what moved them on issues of Gay rights, they'll often tell you that it's because they were convinced it wasn't a choice.

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The love of a father: Three stories

Fatherhood, like anything meaningful in this world, is complicated. To members of the LGBTQ community, fatherhood is all the more complicated.

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Bi pride: Visibility and validation

It's Pride month again, which means all across the country, sexualities are being seen and celebrated.

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Brian Broome: Breaking generational curses

Brian Broome's memoir Punch Me Up to the Gods is, in a word, metamorphic. With every turned page, you get farther away from the naïve little boy he was and the self-loathing man-child he became.

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