Molly Sprayregen is a Deputy Editor at THEM. She covers a wide range of topics including culture and society, politics, and current affairs, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and cultural movements. Molly's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as KEN DRAPER, Into, Qnotes, Queerty, Global Advertising News, LGBTQ Nation, and MSN.
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Molly's coverage predominantly revolves around LGBTQ+ rights, transgender issues, and right-wing politics. She often covers evolving stories with an emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements.
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By: Molly Sprayregen
“We are really showing that the queer community wants and deserves these beautiful spaces.”
By: Molly Sprayregen
Domingo also called himself a "reformed introvert."
By: Molly Sprayregen
The phone also has an American flag emblazoned on the back – only there's a big mistake.
By: Molly Sprayregen
"I think it's really important for people to know that this is the reality of being trans in the United States," they said while sharing their story.
By: Molly Sprayregen
"I realized I shouldn’t chicken out because I need to speak from my heart and tell these people what they need to be told."
By: Molly Sprayregen
“I don't want him just to be alive this November,” said James Carville. “I want him to be cognizant.”
By: Molly Sprayregen
"We are f**ked."
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The hair is uncanny.
By: Molly Sprayregen
Republicans are angry, and they're actually fighting back. Will it last?
By: Molly Sprayregen
People are calling the former Spice Girl a "true ally" for the way she handled the question.
