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Not all trans and gender-nonconforming people feel “trapped” in the bodies they were born into. So why is that still the dominant way to think about trans experience and identity? Maybe it doesn’t have to be.
H/T: BuzzFeed
To Be Queer, Gifted and Black–a reading with playwright Azure D. Osborne-Lee and poet Ashley Young tonight at 7! (at Bureau of General Services-Queer Division)
In an age of increased visibility for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) identity, one way of existing in the world that still seems to be shrouded in confusion for many people is intersexuality...
From our latest Archive gallery exhibit, “By the Sea,” a collection of gay beach photos from the 1940s-70s. For more information visit gaycenter.org/archives.
A section of Barbara Sandler's "Nijinsky" - 1989. Stop by for a visit to see more of the art found throughout The Center!
Looking for information and resources? Give us a call at 212.620.7310 or stop by to speak with one of our Information & Referral Specialists, like Alejandro - A.K.A. Lady Quesa'Dilla, who was recently crowned the 2014 Miss Coney Island Queen of Drag!
Did you know that we have a dedicated team of Information & Referral Specialists available to answer questions and provide resources 365 days a year? Give us a call at 212.620.7310 or stop in to take advantage of this resource!
A section of George Whitman's "Adam and Eve" from The Center show of 1989. Stop by and check it out!
The Center fosters a welcoming environment where everyone is celebrated for who they are. Come visit us – we're open 365 days a year!
We're getting ready for this year's Cycle for the Cause, starting September 19! Learn more about the ride at cycleforthecause.org.
Did you know that The Center’s doors are open 365 days a year? Stop by for a visit!
We want you to march with us in the 2014 NYC Pride March. Visit gaycenter.org/pride to register to march, it’s free!
Do you need help quitting smoking? The Center is here for you! Our #LGBT smoke free groups start this July. Register today by calling 646.556.9288.
BREAKING: New York State removes surgical requirement for gender marker changes on birth certificates. This is tremendous news for the trans community and a step forward for equality and justice! But we still have a ways to go: New York State’s policy change does not apply to those born in New York City, which issues its own birth certificates. We look forward to tackling this issue here in NYC.
Have you seen our LGBT Archive’s latest exhibit, “Pride March – The Early Years,” yet? It was featured on HuffPost Gay Voices! Check it out at gaycenter.org/archives.
The 6th Annual LGBT Immigration fair was a huge success! Thanks to all who participated.
The Center is here to help you navigate relationships, parenthood, and so much more. Learn more about our family services by visiting www.gaycenter.org/families.
