Lez Liberty Lit #58: We Have Always Lived In The Bookshelf
Susan Sontag, LeVar Burton, librarians with algorithms, emotional truths, queer Halloween reads and so much more!
Susan Sontag, LeVar Burton, librarians with algorithms, emotional truths, queer Halloween reads and so much more!
“That’s another thing I don’t miss about you: how you’ll interrupt strangers on the street if you think they’re blaspheming Harry Potter.”
My resistance to the chill of winter eventually gives way to the realization that I can wear my trusty sweaters again — here are four ways to look great doing it.
When a boy steals your girl, sometimes you have no choice but to arrest him for fake murder.
This week on “Faking It,” Amy goes to a hot underground rave party and interacts romantically with another girl who likes girls!
“We are surviving. We are resilient. We are creative and resourceful. We have each other’s backs. We don’t want your pity.”
Campuses across the country are hosting events to “tangibly express their commitment to lift the burden of sexual violence from the shoulders of survivors;” you can find an event local to you on the Carry That Weight website. Participants can carry mattresses or pillows to demonstrate solidarity with survivors.
Sisters, All Hallow’s Eve has become a season of boozing, where women drink pumpkin ale and run amok!
A lot of women went through a lot of shit so you could vote, so shut up and do it.
“One of my favorite things is hand-me-down furniture. But when those special pieces come without, well, all their pieces, some DIY elbow grease comes in handy.”
Love her or hate her, you’ve got to admit she’s got the most emoji-ful discography of all time.
Jazz, who recently published a book about her life called I Am Jazz and Zoey, who recently appeared in “Laverne Cox Presents: The T-Word” are two of the trans youth who are making things better for kids across America.
“Delilah takes up mansion-sized space in your head. She bought property the first time you kiss in Adams Park.”
Okay, my little ghouls and goblins. LET US REVISIT OUR YOUTH.
We’ve got a Wonder Woman movie with a woman director! We’ve got not one, but two POC superhero movies! We’ve got Spider-Gwen, Gamora and Mockingbird! We’ve even got Squirrel Girl!
These cases could create radical shifts for the experience of incarcerated LGBT people and they raise important questions about what a justice system better equipped to incarcerate LGBT people might mean for our communities.
Pick your favorite era, your favorite song, or just the one that matches your current hair.
The League of Ladies was “born from a dissatisfaction of the portrayal of female superheroes and disempowering slogans on contemporary underwear.” The lookbook celebrates four historical heroines, including Frida Khalo and Harriet Tubman modelled by “real-life superheros” who embody and reflect the traits of the superheroines they are wearing.
Mac and cheese from scratch: because you’re worth it.
Handing out candy corn to trick-or-treaters makes you a monster.