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“I stand on the shoulders of giants, incredible people who have paved the way for me to have this opportunity.”

For Lindsay Dillon, feeling "wrong" for being queer led to mental health struggles. Now, she's sharing what she learned.

For our June cover stars, the fight for LGBTQ+ equality is personal.

Which kinds of families is it friendly to?

“We were anti-authoriatarian, anti-capitalist, anti-corporate.”

Queer fans have always been a part of fandom history.

The 'Love, Simon' star opened up about her sexuality on Instagram. 

"Though I’d employed my body artistically since three years old, it took many years into adulthood to realize I had agency and a voice."

I wasn't really out at home, but at camp I could be whoever I wanted — including my true self.

“His whole point was that America had to see that we were everywhere.”

Meet Brooke Blurton.

No longer silenced by shame, the 'Pose' star shares that he was diagnosed with HIV in 2007.

The 25-year-old talks about his boldest role yet.

“It’ll make living in my actual body frightening and hard.”

The actor also spoke to Vanity Fair about feeling comfortable in their body for the first time and turning joy into action.

"I'm gay, and I came to terms with that earlier this year."

“As a queer person right now, I live in constant fear."

It’s 2021!