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Sam Donndelinger

New York, Switzerland

Investigative Journalist at Uncloseted Media

Articles

  • 2 weeks ago | gaytimes.com | Sam Donndelinger

    Uncloseted 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 From systemic bias to outdated medical policies, lesbians face a maternal health system that was never designed with them in mind.

  • 2 weeks ago | unclosetedmedia.com | Nico DiAlesandro |Spencer Macnaughton |Sam Donndelinger

    In President Donald Trump’s first 100 days since taking office for a second term on Jan. 20, he has signed a litany of anti-trans and anti-Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) executive orders (EOs) and has ramped up his anti-LGBTQ rhetoric. These orders represent a solidification of his campaign, where he and the GOP spent roughly $215 million on anti-trans ads, more than five times the amount they spent on ads focused on the economy.

  • 2 weeks ago | oregonlive.com | Sam Donndelinger

    In January, a lesbian couple from New Jersey had a labor playlist picked out, electronic candles ready to go and an “atmosphere” they wanted to create during their first child’s birth. They were eager and not at all worried. But Amy and Jessica say their plans for a smooth birth went out the window when a routine checkup turned into a harrowing eight-day hospital stay. “It was awful. It was horrendous,” Amy, the birthing mother, told Uncloseted Media.

  • 2 weeks ago | theemancipator.org | Sam Donndelinger

    This article originally appeared on Uncloseted Media, an LGBTQ focused investigative news outlet. In January, a lesbian couple from New Jersey had a labor playlist picked out, electronic candles ready to go and an “atmosphere” they wanted to create while birthing their first child. They were eager and “not at all worried.”But Amy and Jessica say their plans for a smooth birth went out the window when a routine checkup turned into a harrowing eight-day hospital stay. “It was awful.

  • 3 weeks ago | unclosetedmedia.com | Sam Donndelinger

    In January, a lesbian couple from New Jersey had a labor playlist picked out, electronic candles ready to go and an “atmosphere” they wanted to create while birthing their first child. They were eager and “not at all worried.”But Amy and Jessica say their plans for a smooth birth went out the window when a routine check-up turned into a harrowing eight-day hospital stay. “It was awful. It was horrendous,” Amy, the birthing mother, told Uncloseted Media.