Chadwick Moore is a contributor to Out Magazine, Playboy, The New York Times and The New York Post. He was born in Tennessee and lives in Brooklyn in East Williamsburg. ^[4]

Chadwick is a graduate of The University of Iowa.

Moore previously worked in literary publishing in London and New York.

He is currently Editor-at-Large for Out and The Advocate, and contributing writer to Playboy, the New York Times, and the New York Post where he writes profiles and features covering subcultures, crime, off-beat stories, and the LGBT community. His work has taken him to the gay underbelly of Moscow in the aftermath of Putin's anti-LGBT propaganda law; to the streets of Queens where undocumented, Latina, transgender sex workers struggle for survival; to a ranch in Montana to explore Native American two-spirit identity; to the homeless youth shantytowns outside Salt Lake City; to Orlando hours after the massacre at Pulse (nightclub), and one month in a gay crossFit cult. ^[4]

Moore's dad is a farmer in Iowa. ^[1]

In September 2016, Moore wrote a profile of gay conservative provocateur Milo Yiannopolos for Out Magazine. There was a severe backlash against the article, even though it was balanced. Moore says that this liberal backlash drove him to conservatism. ^[1]

On June 20, 2020, Moore issued a rasist tweet, writing:

On June 21, he wrote:

Moore, who went on to fire off dozens more tweets, many of them laced with insensitive language about transgender people, pronouns, Black people, and more, later doubled down on his Juneteenth remarks and continued to push a narrative that gay people are separate from Black people.^[5][6]