New York City: The time has arrived. Finally, a chance to tell the city EXACTLY what your landlord’s been getting away with. NYC’s first Rental Ripoff Hearings are happening in all five boroughs, and we want to hear from you. Real New Yorkers. Real stories. Real policy changes.
February 10, 2026 at 2:31 PM
New York City: The time has arrived. Finally, a chance to tell the city EXACTLY what your landlord’s been getting away with. NYC’s first Rental Ripoff Hearings are happening in all five boroughs, and we want to hear from you. Real New Yorkers. Real stories. Real policy changes.
Made a few more shirt designs! Proceeds from this shirt go directly to Minnesota Immigrant Rights Action Committee www.miracmn.com Be sure to check out all the shirt options, tie dye looks particularly lit imo www.bonfire.com/ice-is-poison
February 10, 2026 at 7:42 PM
Made a few more shirt designs! Proceeds from this shirt go directly to Minnesota Immigrant Rights Action Committee www.miracmn.com Be sure to check out all the shirt options, tie dye looks particularly lit imo www.bonfire.com/ice-is-poison
The first bit of active, cruel homophobia directed at me came full years after I came out, when I was away in college. When I was old enough to handle it. I so desperately want to make a world like that for more kids.
February 10, 2026 at 3:24 AM
The first bit of active, cruel homophobia directed at me came full years after I came out, when I was away in college. When I was old enough to handle it. I so desperately want to make a world like that for more kids.
I genuinely thought that in a few years, every queer kid would grow up like I did, where maybe the worst reaction I braced for when coming out was people telling me I was trying to be trendy because I knew so many bi kids. Especially after Oberefell
February 10, 2026 at 3:04 AM
I genuinely thought that in a few years, every queer kid would grow up like I did, where maybe the worst reaction I braced for when coming out was people telling me I was trying to be trendy because I knew so many bi kids. Especially after Oberefell
So completely surrounded by a message that “love is what makes a family.” I knew trans grownups and later trans kids around my age. Growing up after the worst of AIDS, in a gay neighborhood, knowing so many people who survived to rebuild after losing friends and lovers and families.
February 10, 2026 at 3:04 AM
So completely surrounded by a message that “love is what makes a family.” I knew trans grownups and later trans kids around my age. Growing up after the worst of AIDS, in a gay neighborhood, knowing so many people who survived to rebuild after losing friends and lovers and families.
People with gay parents were like people who were adopted or who had more than two siblings. Their homes just looked like a different illustration in the library book about families. Harder to imagine an apartment big enough for 4 kids. God I was so lucky. I wish every kid was as lucky as I was
February 10, 2026 at 3:21 AM
People with gay parents were like people who were adopted or who had more than two siblings. Their homes just looked like a different illustration in the library book about families. Harder to imagine an apartment big enough for 4 kids. God I was so lucky. I wish every kid was as lucky as I was
ICE officials, under a judge’s order to clean up overcrowded and squalid conditions inside holding cells at 26 Federal Plaza detained migrants on a separate floor where they decided the the ruling didn't apply. The revelation comes in a hearing today:
ICE officials, under a judge’s order to clean up overcrowded and squalid conditions inside holding cells at 26 Federal Plaza detained migrants on a separate floor where they decided the the ruling didn't apply. The revelation comes in a hearing today:
Often I think about how wildly lucky I was to grow up in the time and place I did as a queer kid. I came out in the early 2010s in New York as a teen. I had gay adults all around me. Neighbors. A teacher who got married in Massachusetts before it was legal in the state. Friends with two moms.
I get the spirit but I feel like anyone in public school at the time of "Born This Way" knows at least half a dozen guys who literally came out because of Lady Gaga. Living through the period of "Born This Way" (2011) -> Obergefell (2015) was a whirl wind in how public opinion can radically change.
People who think Bad Bunny did a lot for immigrants because of the super bowl are the same people who think Lady Gaga solved homophobia and transphobia because she said "no matter gay, straight or bi, lesbian, transgender life" in her show in 2017
February 10, 2026 at 3:04 AM
Often I think about how wildly lucky I was to grow up in the time and place I did as a queer kid. I came out in the early 2010s in New York as a teen. I had gay adults all around me. Neighbors. A teacher who got married in Massachusetts before it was legal in the state. Friends with two moms.
I get the spirit but I feel like anyone in public school at the time of "Born This Way" knows at least half a dozen guys who literally came out because of Lady Gaga. Living through the period of "Born This Way" (2011) -> Obergefell (2015) was a whirl wind in how public opinion can radically change.
People who think Bad Bunny did a lot for immigrants because of the super bowl are the same people who think Lady Gaga solved homophobia and transphobia because she said "no matter gay, straight or bi, lesbian, transgender life" in her show in 2017
February 10, 2026 at 2:16 AM
I get the spirit but I feel like anyone in public school at the time of "Born This Way" knows at least half a dozen guys who literally came out because of Lady Gaga. Living through the period of "Born This Way" (2011) -> Obergefell (2015) was a whirl wind in how public opinion can radically change.
A swish of old Hollywood glamour here with the exuberant costume that was designed by Travis Banton for Claudette Colbert in the 1934 film Cleopatra. Zesty satin in pleats and swags, Collection of Motion Picture Costume Design #FashionHistory 🗃️🪡
February 9, 2026 at 10:31 PM
A swish of old Hollywood glamour here with the exuberant costume that was designed by Travis Banton for Claudette Colbert in the 1934 film Cleopatra. Zesty satin in pleats and swags, Collection of Motion Picture Costume Design #FashionHistory 🗃️🪡
if you see someone asking to be connected to other knitters to be against fascism and your response is “knitting won’t do anything” perhaps you should drop dead. being connected to real people around us is extremely important!!! unlike scolding people posting which is almost never important.
February 9, 2026 at 7:58 PM
if you see someone asking to be connected to other knitters to be against fascism and your response is “knitting won’t do anything” perhaps you should drop dead. being connected to real people around us is extremely important!!! unlike scolding people posting which is almost never important.
I forgot that most places aren’t as steeped in Puerto Rican culture as New York City. Like I forgot that other people could look at that performance and see something ~other~ rather than being like “well yeah of course” at the iconography of the island
February 9, 2026 at 11:35 AM
I forgot that most places aren’t as steeped in Puerto Rican culture as New York City. Like I forgot that other people could look at that performance and see something ~other~ rather than being like “well yeah of course” at the iconography of the island
I forgot that most places aren’t as steeped in Puerto Rican culture as New York City. Like I forgot that other people could look at that performance and see something ~other~ rather than being like “well yeah of course” at the iconography of the island
February 9, 2026 at 11:35 AM
I forgot that most places aren’t as steeped in Puerto Rican culture as New York City. Like I forgot that other people could look at that performance and see something ~other~ rather than being like “well yeah of course” at the iconography of the island
There’s such a fine line of sad posting on the platforms where more of my friends and family are. Sad enough to properly express grief, not sad enough for them to wellness check me
February 8, 2026 at 8:25 PM
There’s such a fine line of sad posting on the platforms where more of my friends and family are. Sad enough to properly express grief, not sad enough for them to wellness check me