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Adryan Corcione

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BSR Contributor Since September 16, 2017

Adryan Corcione (they/them) is an essayist and journalist from New Jersey who has written for Teen Vogue, TruthOut, Filter Mag, Vice, and more. They write about internet culture and technology on Substack. Visit their website to learn more about their work.

Adryan Corcione (they/them) is an essayist and journalist from New Jersey who has written for Teen Vogue, TruthOut, Filter Mag, Vice, and more. They write about internet culture and technology on Substack. They are currently writing and querying a hybrid memoir about growing up online in the '00s. Previously, their reporting has focused on drugs, harm reduction, policing, and the LGBTQ+ community. Follow them on Bluesky and Instagram. Visit their website to learn more about their work.

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The cast of 'Our Side' stages the stories of their city. (Photo courtesy of Media Mobilizing Project.)

Scribe Video Center presents 'Our Side: The Other Atlantic City'

Beyond the boardwalk
A short documentary based on a theater adaption of Turiya S.A. Raheem’s book, 'Growing up in the Other Atlantic City: Wash’s and the Northside' honors the city’s black legacy. Adryan Corcione reviews.
Adryan Corcione

Adryan Corcione

Articles 3 minute read
AIDS Library co-founder John Cunningham takes in the art and messages at 'Still Fighting for Our Lives.' (Photo by Holly Clark)

William Way AIDS Library's 30th anniversary and 'Still Fighting for Our Lives'

30 years of AIDS awareness
'Still Fighting for Our Lives,' a new gallery exhibition, remembers the fight against the HIV epidemic and commemorates 30 years of William Way LGBT Community Center's AIDS Library. Adryan Corcione reviews.
Adryan Corcione

Adryan Corcione

Essays 3 minute read
Undated photo of Martha P. Johnson, photographer unknown. (Photo courtesy of Netflix.)

David France's 'The Life and Death of Marsha P. Johnson'

Marsha P. Johnson documentary dogged by controversy
The gay liberation movement started when Marsha P. Johnson threw the first brick at the 1969 Stonewall uprising, but David France's 'The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson' shows how the movement often excluded the “T” in “LGBT.” Adryan Corcione reviews.
Adryan Corcione

Adryan Corcione

Articles 3 minute read
Huerta in 2009, from the Denver "Creating Change" conference on LGBT issues — yet another beneficiary of her activism and advocacy. (Photo by Freedom to Marry, via Creative Commons/Flickr.)

Peter Bratt's documentary 'Dolores'

In the field
A new documentary about labor activist Dolores Huerta shows there's still work to be done. Adryan Corcione reviews.
Adryan Corcione

Adryan Corcione

Articles 2 minute read
Smith, in a large burgundy blazer, sits next to Adams, in a peach, orange & gray striped shirt. They both smile.

Multiple truths: A conversation with Chasing Chasing Amy filmmaker Sav Rodgers

Exploring love, queerness, and becoming yourself through the lens of late 1990s favorite Chasing Amy
Filmmaker Sav Rodgers did not mean to show his own journey, including his transition and his own love story, but his documentary Chasing Chasing Amy explores much more than the hit film. He speaks with Adryan Corcione.
Adryan Corcione

Adryan Corcione

Features 5 minute read