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Author: Sam Donndelinger

Sam Donndelinger is a journalist, writer and photographer focused on amplifying community voices and exploring gender and sexuality.
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Why Lesbians Face a Maternal Healthcare Crisis

Sam Donndelinger

Eighty-three percent of queer women reported birthing complications. From systemic bias to outdated medical policies, lesbians face a maternal health system that was never designed with them in mind.

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Violence on Public Transportation Is High—But if You See Something, Should You Say Something?

Sam Donndelinger

Harassment of LGBTQ+ people is at an all-time high, and the New York City subway system is the belly of the beast. But without clear guidelines from the NYPD, how and when should you intervene?

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