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For more than 20 years, Queerty has been sharing the stories of LGBTQ+ people, celebrating our culture, and offering our signature queer perspective on everything from politics to pop culture. And we don't want it to end.

For more than 20 years, Queerty has been sharing the stories of LGBTQ+ people, celebrating our culture, and offering our signature queer perspective on everything from politics to pop culture.

And we don’t want it to end.

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That’s why this month we launched 1,500 Strong, our campaign to build a community of 1,500 members supporting independent LGBTQ+ media by September 30.

For Queerty Editor-in-Chief Graham Gremore, the reason that support matters comes down to the people behind the stories.

“In the age of AI, it’s important to remember there are real humans behind every word that you’re reading,” he says. “It’s authentic. It’s true. And sometimes it’s a little bit messy, but that’s why people love us.”

Those humans have lives beyond the stories you see on Queerty, too.

“Our writers and our editors have lives and families and dreams and obligations just like everybody else,” Graham says. “And we love what we do.”

But the ability to keep doing it requires readers who believe it’s worth supporting.

“I believe the more voices in the room, the better,” Graham explains. “Every story and every perspective deserves to be heard. But in order to be heard, we need to support and fund the work.”

Watch Graham’s full message below to hear why independent queer media still matters and why your support can help make sure those voices continue to be heard.

Help us become 1,500 Strong by September 30. Because our stories deserve to be told. Head to www.queerty.com/membership to become a member.

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