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Seattle Gay News
14 days
Providence Swedish prepares to reduce residency trainee positions in new merger
On April 30, Providence Swedish announced that it will merge its First Hill and Cherry Hill Family Medicine residency programs in order to reduce its training positions, according to two anonymous sources, who told the SGN they are current and former resident physicians of these programs. “Providence Swedish is proposing a merger of the two residencies that would reduce the total number of training positions from 78 to 51, a 35% reduction.” The physicians say the merger, and its subsequent reduction of trai
Seattle Gay News
15 days
A week in my Seattle Transgender life
Monday - You open Instagram. The first thing you read is that a 19-year-old Trans UW student was stabbed to death on the night of Mother’s Day. You pause, then lock your phone. You have a meeting in a few minutes. You wonder if your Trans client earlier that day had already heard the news. Later, you reopen Instagram. You see this news turn national. You read that she was found on the floor of the laundry room in her off-campus apartment building. You see UW’s statement from the president address
Seattle Gay News
16 days
Pride ASIA: Breaking down expectations between Asian identities and queerness
As humans, we all crave a sense of belonging. Seattle has been that refuge for LGBTQIA+ people for decades, a place where they can find safety and understanding. However, for a Queer person of color, it can be a struggle to find a community to belong to. Pride ASIA, founded in 2012 by Aleksa Manila, a drag performer and therapist, seeks to create a space to celebrate and empower those with Asian and Pacific Islander identities. The volunteer-run organization hosts events and provides resources especially fo
Seattle Gay News
18 days
Wenatchee Pride billboards go up, as Pride flags go down in parts of the region
Downtown Wenatchee has a new billboard. In response to the city [government] choosing to raise Family Month banners sponsored by a local Turning Point USA chapter instead of Pride flags, the group OUT NCW has installed a year-round Pride billboard in downtown Wenatchee. “We’re responding to the needs of our community as best we can by providing visibility, by providing support,” said OUT NCW President AJ Soto. “We’re here for the duration.” The billboard, located in downtown Wenatchee, is adorned with Pride
Seattle Gay News
18 days
Iran demands FIFA ban Pride flags from World Cup matches
The Football Federation of Iran is demanding that FIFA only allow “officially recognized national flags,” which would effectively ban fans from bringing Pride flags to the upcoming 2026 World Cup matches. The demand, among a list of conditions posted to the federation’s official website, must be met for Iran’s national team to play their scheduled matches, according to federation head Mehdi Taj. This conflicts with messaging from FIFA President Gianni Infantino, who has tried to allay concerns about the nat
Seattle Gay News
19 days
Obsession is a twisted love story that will haunt you
I usually approach horror movies with low expectations, as so many rely on cheesy scares, over-the-top performances, and weak writing. That’s why Obsession, directed by Curry Barker, took me by surprise. It’s rare for a horror film to be entertaining on every level, but this one delivers. It’s funny when it should be, genuinely unsettling at the right moments, and strong enough to stay with you after it ends.
Seattle Gay News
19 days
Sapphics build their own underground boxing at “Lesbian Fight Night”
It sounds like a familiar experience: If you’re a Queer person looking for community, you take a turn down an alleyway, head down a few stairs, and enter a gritty, pulsing world of heat, sweat, and action. You’ll find people who look like yourself, moving their bodies to an unspoken energy. However, this isn’t a nightclub. There’s no music or dancing. Instead you’ll find everyone gathered around two Lesbians, circling each other in a ring, trying desperately to punch each other in the face. Welcome to “Les
Seattle Gay News
22 days
UW Trans homicide suspect completes first hearing; Victim revealed to be 19 y/o Juniper Blessing
A first appearance judge at Christopher Leahy’s hearing today found probable cause for Murder in the First Degree with a Deadly Weapon Enhancement, and set his bail at $10 million. The hearing was held at 2pm in King County Jail courtroom, after Leahy turned himself in to Bellevue police at around 10:30pm last night. “The horrific nature and brutal execution of this attack leaves the court making a finding that he’s substantially likely to commit a violent offense in the future” the judge said. The autopsy
Seattle Gay News
23 days
Seattle shows up to fight against Brian Heywood’s anti-Trans ballot initiatives
On an unusually hot April day, socialites gathered and sought out a cool breeze with the even cooler cocktails of Koko’s tequila bar. The tickets to attend the soirée weren’t cheap — prices started at $100 to get through the door — but that’s for a good reason. Before dazzling performances by local drag icons Harper Bizarre and Miss Texas 1988, student athlete Giselle Gonzales took the mic to speak. “When I got kicked out of my house, I went from shelter to shelter. But I started playing basketball and socc
Seattle Gay News
23 days
Unveiling Liza Minnelli: A memoir of resilience and stardom
For as long as I can remember, I have been captivated by the sheer force of nature that is Liza Minnelli. When her memoir, Kids, Wait Till You Hear This!, was released, I couldn’t wait to dive into her story. I purchased an autographed copy signed by Liza herself. To preserve this treasured keepsake, I used an Audible credit to experience the memoir in a way that felt even more personal, with Liza’s extraordinary voice and spirit narrating her history. Born into the dazzling yet daunting world of Hollywood
Seattle Gay News
24 days
Maspalomas is a story of courage and consequences
Maspalomas is a heartfelt and thought-provoking film that explores the consequences of life choices and the fragility of identity. Directed by Jose Mari Goenaga and Aitor Arregi, it tells the story of Vicente, a 76-year-old man who, at 50, made the life-changing decision to leave his wife and daughter to live openly as a Gay man. For 25 years, he built a life of freedom and joy in the sunny paradise of Maspalomas, Gran Canaria — one he had long denied himself. But when he suffers a stroke, everything change
Seattle Gay News
24 days
City of Seattle poised to declare a civil emergency for LGBTQIA+ refugees fleeing red states
On the Trans Day of Visibility last month, Seattle’s LGBTQ Commission submitted a letter of recommendation to the Mayor’s Office, City Council, and City Attorney’s Office that requested that City officials declare a civil emergency in response to the increasing number of Trans and Queer people fleeing hostile environments in other states. An anonymous source told the SGN that the letter has since been received, and discussions between City officials and community members behind closed doors indicate Seattle