Roman R
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Performer, writer, trans health educator. Loves bicycling, public transit & cats. A better world is possible.
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This kind of thing is baked deeply into the character of the Times. It reminds me of the 70s and 80s, when Abe Rosenthal was the executive editor and wouldn't let the Times report anything about gay people, including AIDS.
www.truthdig.com/articles/lar...
www.truthdig.com/articles/lar...
November 21, 2025 at 4:07 PM
This kind of thing is baked deeply into the character of the Times. It reminds me of the 70s and 80s, when Abe Rosenthal was the executive editor and wouldn't let the Times report anything about gay people, including AIDS.
www.truthdig.com/articles/lar...
www.truthdig.com/articles/lar...
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Coates makes a number of highly salient points about Kirk's legacy, and the essay should be read by everyone - but for me it's so meaningful and symbolic that he doesn't make trans people an aside or downplay the fact that his anti-trans hatred was central to what made Kirk such a monster.
September 16, 2025 at 6:16 PM
Coates makes a number of highly salient points about Kirk's legacy, and the essay should be read by everyone - but for me it's so meaningful and symbolic that he doesn't make trans people an aside or downplay the fact that his anti-trans hatred was central to what made Kirk such a monster.