Stories from the AIDS Crisis

Stories from the AIDS Crisis

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The End Of Milo Yiannopoulos

The homosexual fascist must be savvy, and Milo Yiannopoulos was (at least for a time) among the savviest. But it wasn’t enough. It never is. The flamboyant British provocateur who wormed his way into American politics was never destined for a seat at the winners’ table, because t ...  Show more

You’re Wrong About Jools LeBron (and Influencers)

In 2024, the trans TikTok influencer Jools Lebron graced the world with “very demure, very mindful.” The phrase was lightning in a bottle, and got plastered just about everywhere. Two years and two million followers later, Jools broke the news to her followers: after the lucrativ ...  Show more

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