Ian Kumamoto is a contributing writer whose work has appeared in THEM, Yahoo Sports Canada, HuffPost, and Into, among others. Ian's articles cover a range of topics, including LGBTQ+ issues, social justice, cultural phenomena, and personal experiences. With a unique perspective and engaging writing style, Ian brings important stories to light and explores the intersections of identity, community, and culture.
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Ian Kumamoto's articles primarily focus on LGBTQ+ issues, queer culture, and identity. His coverage often includes expert commentary and opinion editorials related to entertainment news, lifestyle topics, and cultural developments.
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By: Ian Kumamoto
The party is organized by the famous House of Yes.
By: Ian Kumamoto
The Long Island City waterfront just got a little larger thanks to a just-opened network of parks and public space called Malt Drive Park.
The event is organized by a non-profit that wants to end our reliance on fossil fuels.
By: Ian Kumamoto
From free breakfast and beer to a game of ping pong.
By: Ian Kumamoto
Here is when you should start looking for a new apartment to secure the most affordable price.
By: Ian Kumamoto
There's a lot we can learn from James Veloria, and the era in New York nightlife that shaped it.
By: Ian Kumamoto, Ryan DeBerardinis Shutterstock
One of our most coveted traditions is finally getting the respect it deserves.
By: Ian Kumamoto
Let's be honest: as exciting as the parade is, it is a headache for city drivers.
Signs are to the NYC marathon what ads are to the Super Bowl.
By: Ian Kumamoto
Beach lovers and commuters living in the Rockaways, brace yourselves: The MTA just announced that the A train will suspend service to the neighborhood for five months starting in January.
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