One New Yorker’s 9/11, Twenty Years Later
Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. “A plane just crashed into the World Trade Towers.” That’s what the postal worker said matter
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Gratitude
MUST SEE: ‘Dear Nurses: A Short Documentary,’ About the Year in Their Life
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. Last night New York City marked the anniversary of the first reported COVID-19 death one year
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A Gay Guide to Gratitude
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. At a time when we’d be gathering with those we hold most dear to count our
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“Rhapsody in Blue” on Election Day 2020
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. I post this today at “O Dark Hundred” just before I leave for the election site
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A Hot Look at Essential Workers on Labor Day 2020: MANCANDY
The first Monday of September is our national holiday, set aside by Congress in 1894, to recognize the contributions and
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Pride Marches On in Solidarity, Strength, and Song
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. As Pride 2020 draws to a close, the work left to be done towards equality and
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Our First Pride March — a Revolutionary Act of Courage Fifty Years Ago
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. 1970 “Chicago Seven” defendants found guilty of “intent to incite a riot” at 1968 DNC Convention
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Pride in the Time of COVID-19
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. As Covid19 cases in the United States surge, Florida, Texas, and California each set one day
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Celebrating XXX Broadway Bares, our Fundraising Video Tribute
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr, and Randy Slovacek In 1992 when the first Broadway Bares was put on, or rather “taken off” at
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Sankofa, An African American’s Ancestral Messenger
Editor’s note: As America continues its reckoning with social justice, police reform, and the Black Lives Matter movement sweeping the
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