Things I Read That I Love #15: Better Late Than Never
This week’s topics include sorority girls, raising kids these days, neuroenhancing drugs, online shopping warehouse working conditions and so much more!
This week’s topics include sorority girls, raising kids these days, neuroenhancing drugs, online shopping warehouse working conditions and so much more!
Gay marriage was just legalized in Maryland — but now religious anti-gay-marriage groups are already trying to overturn the law.
“I envision Montréal as some sexy androgyne character with a sweet moustache and a pair of lacy panties.”
Harto in a suite and the answer to the question “who’s your dream girl.” If you’re not sold, I don’t know what to tell you.
In appreciation of female musicians who play in bands with other female musicians.
“Because it’s rated R, the kids that are being bullied — and the bullies also — can’t see this movie,”
And that’s all of us.
The only thing better than an apple crisp is an adorable tiny apple crisp that takes no effort whatsoever.
Melissa Ferrick on her inspiration for the lesbian sex anthem, “Drive,” her new music and why she was never “The Other Melissa.”
I’ll take her any way I can get her
Uh Huh Her and Gotye have new music videos, Regina Spektor has a new single, and Magnetic Fields and Kaiser Chiefs stream new albums online.
Lizz’s Team Pick: A girl sang a song about Autostraddle while playing the autoharp. This is real life.
Miss March will talk with you about gender, serenade you at karaoke, and introduce you to her talented turtle! All while not wearing a top.
Laura’s Team Pick: During a challenge of 2009’s decriminalization of homosexuality, journalist Nilanjana S. Roy looks at queer Indians throughout literary history.
Whitney’s Team Pick: Ever wish you could sit down and talk to the girl who called you names, pulled your hair, or called you fat?
“The Peculiar Kind says something a lot of us already know but few of us ever really talk about: the fact that activism can look like anything, that we feel for our work and fight for our causes, but we also find comfort in each other.”
Everyone love everyone and say something nice, kay?
Marriage equality comes to Maryland! Also in Maryland: a priest officiating a funeral denies the deceased’s lesbian daughter communion, walks out during her eulogy and skips final blessings altogether.
This is maybe the last article you will ever need to read about boots.
Schrag captures the anxiety of queer adolescence, will make your heart break, make you cry.