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It’s A Sin: Lydia West and Jill Nadler discuss the power of allyship during AIDS crisis
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Lydia’s character Jill is the heart of Russell T Davies’ powerful new drama, which follows a group of five friends growing up during the 1980s in London as the HIV/AIDS epidemic takes hold.
Jill’s story represents the numerous women – both within the LGBTQ+ community and our allies – who cared for gay and bi men suffering from the disease, as well as campaigning and fundraising for the cause. “You’re living in London – which is all very exciting – and then all of a sudden, there’s a disease that literally changes everything,” Jill Nadler says of the era she lived through.
Nadler was an actress in the West End during the decade and helped raise money through late night shows. “I was very much involved in fundraising,” she explains to Lydia.
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09.02 / 21:33
politics
Florida
Ron DeSantis just reminded everyone he’s a pile of homophobic garbage, in case anyone forgot
Florida’s pro-Nazi, anti-LGBTQ Gov. Ron DeSantis is currently being ripped to shreds on Twitter after he voiced his support for the archaic “Don’t Say Gay” bill that is gaining momentum in the Florida Legislature.The bill, which was introduced by state Republicans last month is on the agenda for next Tuesday’s meeting of Senate Education Committee, would make it illegal for teachers to talk about sexual orientation and gender identity in Florida primary schools.“Schools need to be teaching kids to read, to write,” DeSantis told reporters this week.
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