The Media and the Erasure of Queer Sexuality
What do roommates, friends, gal pals and fans have in common? They are all words that erase queer relationships.
What do roommates, friends, gal pals and fans have in common? They are all words that erase queer relationships.
Dear Outspoken Yet Pointedly Anonymous Author of the Now Famous “RelentlesslyGay” Letter: Allow me to introduce myself. I’m Roger. I strive, everyday, to be more #RelentlesslyGay. So you can imagine my excitement when I read your rather unhinged letter to a neighbor regarding their #RelentlesslyGay yard. A yard that disrespects […]
The year is 2296. We are at a passenger jettube educational station (otherwise known as a school bus stop) with parents and middle school children.
We are so much more than a single letter; we are more than what others perceive us to be.
Forget the distant fathers and overbearing mothers. Or was it the affectionate fathers and the unavailable mothers? Maybe it was the effete fathers and butch mothers.
So your co-worker, aunt, favorite celebrity, or daughter’s BFF is transitioning. How do you deal?
We are all, always, embodiments of emergence. We’re just unaware of this fact until life presents us with ground-shaking change.
I deserve the right to retire in whatever rank I choose without feeling coerced or lesser because I do not fit within a regulation that the military says I should. I have earned it. It is my right.
SPOILER ALERT: If you’re looking for some kind of Housewives-style smackdown, you’re about to be sorely disappointed.
When wearing my “I Love My Portuguese Husband” shirt, I’ve wondered if I pass as straight. Now I have the answer.
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