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Stonewall November Issue Is Here!
The November issue features our interview with Vancouver, WA Mayor Anne McEnerny-Ogle, artist Ross Collado, a look back at PNW Queer history, Trans election night guide, articles, opinion pieces, interviews, film & book reviews, and Stonewall's humorous and insightful columnists.
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Stonewall October Issue Is Here!
The October issue is 32 pages packed with a look back at PNW Queer history, local & regional political coverage, articles, opinion pieces, interviews, film & book reviews, Stonewall's humorous and insightful columnists, Spokane's Hobbit House, and more!
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Anne McEnerny-Ogle’s Path to the Vancouver’s Mayor’s Office
Anne McEnerny-Ogle has spent more than four decades in public life in Vancouver, Washington, serving as a middle school teacher, neighborhood association chair, city councilor, and mayor. Her community involvement includes volunteering with the Vancouver Police Department’s Neighbors on Watch program, attending local events, and helping organize aid
Op-Ed: Protecting Girls’ Sports Starts with Protecting Girls
A few weeks ago, I was out to breakfast with someone close to me. Our politics don’t tend to align, but over the years we have maintained a respectful relationship with enough space to discuss the state of the world. This time, the conversation turned to MAGA mega-donor
Weekly Update on National & International LGBTQ+ Equality – Wed, October 28, 2026
This week: Lula wins in Brazil, the Supreme Court and trans prisoners, New Zealand’s puberty-blocker ruling, Senegal meets the Youth Olympics, fake trans mailers in Texas, Mark Dybul’s return to the Global Fund, Glee and much more… This update is provided by Fabrice Houdart, consider supporting his
Trans Election Night Guide: The Biggest Elections To Watch For Trans People In 2026
This article published by Erin In The Morning, a reader-supported publication. Consider becoming a subscriber. Election night is coming, and the results on Nov. 3 could be enormously consequential for transgender people across the United States. As the federal government has become openly hostile toward trans and queer people
