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A diverse group of people stand arm in arm facing a sunset, symbolizing chosen family, belonging, love, and the people who remain beside us through life’s joys and hardships.

The Ones Who Stayed: On Love, Loss, and Chosen Family

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Conceptual illustration of the scales of justice weighing love against sex, symbolizing the legal struggle over LGBTQ+ rights and the shift from criminalization under Bowers v. Hardwick to liberty recognized in Lawrence v. Texas.

June 12, 2026June 13, 2026

Forty Years Ago, We Were Criminals: A Freshman’s Memory of Fear, Freedom, and the Long Road to Equality

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A dramatic close-up of a man pointing directly at the viewer while surrounded by masked figures representing fake friends, gossip, manipulation, and betrayal. Bold text references masks slipping, reputations being earned, and the consequences of disloyal behavior.

June 10, 2026June 10, 2026

I Heard What You Said After I Left the Room

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Editorial illustration showing transgender rights protesters carrying Pride flags outside a state capitol building while a law enforcement officer escorts a handcuffed individual and a document labeled felony charge appears in the foreground beneath dark storm clouds.

June 8, 2026June 8, 2026

How Wyoming Started Pride Month: Slurs, Fear, and a Felony Charge

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Composite image depicting the Iowa floods of 2008, featuring flooded areas in Oakville, Columbus Junction, and Iowa City alongside volunteers helping with cleanup and recovery efforts. The image illustrates both the devastation caused by historic flooding and the community spirit that helped eastern Iowa rebuild.

June 8, 2026June 9, 2026

The Iowa Floods of 2008: The Water Took So Much, But It Could Not Wash Away Who We Are

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June 8, 2026June 10, 2026

Harm, Sin, and the Question Many Churches Still Refuse to Ask

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A bright cartoon-style Pride festival scene featuring a drag queen in a rainbow gown standing beside a glittering photo booth while a long line of politicians in dark suits waits to take selfies. Rainbow flags, confetti, and humorous signs create a festive atmosphere that satirizes the contradiction between anti-drag political messaging and frequent public interactions with drag performers.

June 8, 2026June 8, 2026

HAPPY PRIDE MONTH FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF ACCIDENTAL ALLIES

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Satirical political poster showing a fictional government official in front of the Ohio Statehouse holding an “Ohio Ejaculation Permit” while promoting the imaginary Department of Pre-Crime Sperm Affairs. The image includes mock surveillance cameras, evidence files, reporting signs, and exaggerated government monitoring of reproductive activity as a commentary on reproductive rights and bodily autonomy.

June 7, 2026June 7, 2026

Every Sperm Is Sacred: A Common-Sense Conservative Plan to End Mass Child Murder

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Editorial illustration showing a split scene between the Iowa State Capitol and a prison complex with razor wire. Road signs point toward “More Prisons” and “More Solutions” as a family walks toward education, treatment, recovery, housing, and opportunity. The image symbolizes Iowa’s choice between prison expansion and investing in rehabilitation and prevention.

June 5, 2026June 5, 2026

Iowa Is Preparing to Spend Billions on More Prisons. That Should Alarm Every Taxpayer in This State.

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