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The work approach for reconstructing justice in physical and mental disabilities for older HIV-infected individuals
U.S. AIDS Conference USCHA 2025 featured a thought-provoking workshop, led by Long COVID Justice ‘s Gabriel San Emeterio. He focused on the intersection of “Disability Justice” and HIV care, reminding us: to turn justice from a slogan into a process, the key is not how well you say it, but how you do it. Gabriel’s starting point is straightforward:...
To Die Like a Man (Morrer Como Um Homem) Review: Exploring Identity, Love, and Struggle in an Emotionally Haunting LGBTQ+ Drama
There’s something haunting about Morrer Como Um Homem (To Die Like a Man), a film that dives into the turbulent life of Tonia, an aging drag queen wrestling with love, identity, and the creeping shadow of mortality. At its core, the movie promises a poignant exploration of selfhood and desire, but somehow, it gets caught...
Bixa Travesty Documentary Review: Exploring Linn da Quebrada’s Fight Against Racism, Transphobia & Poverty in Brazil
From the very first frame, “Bixa Travesty” slams you into the vivid, pulsating world of Linn da Quebrada—a fierce Brazilian transsexual singer carving her path through the gritty edges of São Paulo’s favelas. This documentary isn’t just a biography; it feels like a raw, unedited scream against the suffocating weight of racism, transphobia, and poverty....
PLAINCLOTHES, un thriller gay intense avec Russell Tovey
Critique of the film Plainclothes by Carmen Emmi with Russell Tovey and Tom Blyth. A sensory gay thriller that does not leave one indifferent. A striking first feature film The director Carmen Emmi hits hard for his first feature film PLAINCLOTHES (title that refers to plain clothes, when police officers do not wear their uniforms)....
First Pride Celebration in a Small Coastal Town Sparks LGBTQ+ Progress and Hope in 2025
In 2025, something remarkable happened in a tiny town of just 7,000 souls resting along the rugged West Coast — it finally hosted its very first Pride celebration. You might think, in a year when so many parts of American life seemed to be taking a step backward on LGBTQ+ acceptance, how could this little...