There's been a surge of popular art about the first years of the AIDS crisis. In this new essay, I try to honor and explore a charged moment in which custody of that art-making is shared by people who lived through those dark years and people who didn't. Gift link. www.nytimes.com/2026/10/19/t...

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Not that I know of, but can I interest you in an eighty-year history of gay America and popular culture? Coming next October/November!

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I simply will never understand why people want to deprive people of access to things that make rehabilitation possible, such as housing, then act outraged when they do things like working in the illegal economy to survive after they've been pushed out of conventional society.

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He should not be allowed to have any government contracts--he is operating like a rogue state.

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It’s come to something when a photographer has to get legal advice, before displaying this photo in an exhibition, due to the risk of being prosecuted as a terrorist, but that’s exactly what I had to do yesterday. What a state this country is in.

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