Actor Justice Smith has clarified how he would like his sexuality to be referenced in a new highly relatable sentiment: he doesn’t think straight people possess the range to understand his identity.

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A decade after legalizing same-sex marriage, the Supreme Court may once again weigh its constitutional validity.

As Harvard spends another year under the glare of a political spotlight, its instructors face a new challenge: teaching ...

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After a six-year hiatus, Jackie Hill Perry has returned to the studio with Blameless, her first full-length album since 2018 ...

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