Saturday Morning Cartoons: Baopu #5
Winter in The City
Winter in The City
A new study from Stanford researchers shows that 30% of medical students are not open about their sexual orientation and/or gender identity, mostly due to fear of discrimination.
GalPalentine’s Day may be over but our hearts are still full.
Topics include showbiz seniors, independent Black American film-making, genetic sexual attraction, prostitution in Germany and so much more! Also an essay by the late David Carr.
“I want her to protect me from the evil of the Patriarchy. We could be happy together.”
Let us put you in the mood to swoon with these sweet and syrupy femslash wedding fics.
This week we’re talking about how we chill out and/or drift off. Get in here and share!
Callie and Arizona try to move on without each other. Obviously it only takes Callie three seconds to make another woman fall in love with her.
Brown was sworn in on February 18, and is the first openly bisexual person to serve at such a high level of political office in the United States.
Canadian queer women’s classic books, Asian American literature after Amy Tan, failing to keep a diary, optional bookmarks and more.
It’s time to apply for and/or donate to camperships for A-Camp 6.0! And for inspiration, read about the experiences of campership recipients at A-Camp 5.0.
“She was regarded as mentally wrong by young men.”
The decision goes against recommendations from the American Medical Association and the American Academy of Pediatrics, but Michigan doesn’t currently have anti-discrimination laws that can address the doctor’s behavior.
This year on New Year’s day, I’m going to call my mom and my closest friends to exchange New Year’s greetings, give oranges and red envelopes to my friends’ kids and have a tiny but extravagant banquet with my friends in town.
The couple was narrowly granted a marriage license under a special circumstance so other Texas same-sex couples wanting to marry will have to wait.
I’m pretty sure most of us who were weird kids grew up wanting to be witches, I know I did.So let’s celebrate that fact!
This issue features Gabby being a comical genius, our continuing gaydventure (now with more magic), and the Twin Cities Straddlers being adorable. Get in here!
The kids all leave the house for one night, so Stef and Lena get down to the serious business of drinking wine and scissoring.
Gay districts are safer, more open and more profitable than ever before, but for whom?
“In ANCIENT FUTUREs, we see queers shaping their own realities. It’s a vulnerable moment to have in such a public place. It is anxiety-inducing and paralyzing. It is exhilarating, rewarding, life-giving, but in the end, it is a risk.”