West Village Original: Suzanne Poli
By Michael D. Minichiello This month’s West Village Original is photographer Suzanne Poli, born in Gowanus, Brooklyn. Poli’s photographs are represented in the collections of […]
LIBERATE TODAY: 50th Anniversary of Christopher Street Liberation Day
By Nate Holley As soon as Mr Bopp answered the phone, I knew that this was going to be a lively, fun interview. He answered […]
100 Years Old, Gay, Black, Proud and Still Singing
By J. Taylor Basker On June 22, 1920, Salvador Pius Thomas, aka Tomas, was born in the county of Harrison in Mississippi. On June 22nd […]
Life in a Plague Year—Life in the Time of COVID-19
By Penny Arcade As I am someone who lived through the cruelest years of the AIDS epidemic, younger people often ask me, “Was it like […]
Larry Kramer, 84: Godfather of AIDS Activism and the Force Behind ACT UP and GMHC
West Villager Larry Kramer, American playwright, author, film producer, public health advocate, LGBT rights activist and the principal founder of ACT UP and GMHC, […]