Hugh Ryan

The Stonewall Riots were not in isolation. As their 50th anniversary approaches, we should remember New York City's other cops vs. queers clashes of the era, like the Haven riot.

In 1942, the exposure of a Brooklyn townhouse where wealthy men had sex with members of the armed services led to an anti-gay witch-hunt and heated political scandal.

Two men are beaten by a mob—and then arrested for homosexuality. Then the video of their attack went viral.

What’s it like to be gay in a country where ‘gross national happiness’ is the stated policy of the government?

Although most Americans couldn’t locate Kyrgyzstan on a map, life for LGBT people there is no joke—and is about to get worse.

Justice Alito used them as a scare tactic, but why doesn’t the law recognize unusual family configurations?

Now a husband-and-wife team is in charge of Wonder Woman’s image and her story line, and the first comic they produced is both leering and condescending.

<p>A look at three of the season’s best: <i>I’ll Give You the Sun</i>, <i>Rainey Royal</i>, and <i>Belzhar</i>.</p>

The ’60s hip icon Edie Sedgwick provides a lot of the inspiration for Adele Griffin’s genre-busting YA novel about a glamorous, talented, and tragic artist.

<p>A mall full of scared kids battling a lethal enemy—or just the fraught road to adulthood? The captivating metaphor driving the latest in Danya Lorentz’s <i>No Safety in Numbers</i> YA series.</p>