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Plan for the Long Run
Long-term care is an important factor in the plans you create or continue to develop. You are doing that, right? And hopefully with the help of a professional. For LGBTQ+ individuals, future planning is especially critical. Various studies, including one from Experian in 2018, showed that LGBTQ+ people spent more...
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Moving In Together? Think About Potential Legal Issues
In a relationship, few things are as exciting as the prospect of living together. It’s a big step, and it’s one that shouldn’t be taken lightly. No one wants to be a buzz kill or undermine all the romantic parts of anticipating a shared home and a life together. At...
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Hallelujah! Douglas Lyons’s Comedy Made It To Broadway
When we last talked with playwright-actor Douglas Lyons, he was isolated at his New York City apartment during the pandemic, and crossing his fingers for some future life for his play Chicken & Biscuits, whose run at a small Queens venue was cut short when theaters shut down in mid-March...
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Getting Ready for the Senior Fling … So To Speak
Don’t let the title fool you. Steven Petrow’s new book, Stupid Things I Won’t Do When I Get Old, is more than just a laundry list of things older people do that annoy younger people and their families. It’s a thoughtful collection of essays that just happens to have a...
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Drawing on Experience
Artist Dan Crowley’s New Book Celebrates Creativity
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Ballet’s Bad Boy Tells All
Hello, James … again.
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More Than A Toy
Matthew shows off the set inspired by a vision of empowerment and inclusion.
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ACLU Seeks Executive Order on ID Gender Changes; Biden Starts with Passports
Change may only come about from a grassroots uprising, but it’s always good to have some help straight from the top.
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Once upon a time in West Hartford…
A group of ordinary LGBTQ folk told some very extraordinary stories.
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New Law Says All Parents are Parents
The very title of the form given to parents of newborns tells you what’s wrong with it: “Acknowledgement of Paternity.” It’s also revealing to see which parents it’s offered to: opposite-sex, unmarried couples only. Thankfully, that form is now history, and the Connecticut legislature has made history by passing this...
