In Idaho several campaigns have started up to make sure that the few protections LGBTQ people have remain and that more are added. They are currently facing strong opposition, but haven’t given up the fight yet.
“To me, it’s always read as “stabbing myself in the eyes with shards of glass,” which come to think of it is a pretty useful emoji.”
Moore’s article challenges Black men, but it also challenges us all — especially queer folk — to examine the way we enact violence upon each other.
I strive for a life in which these emojis are the only ones I ever need.
Yuna (full name Yunalis Mat Zara’ai) uses a lot of synth instruments in her music to layer with a voice that is so sweet and delicate, but not overly saccharine. You really just can’t help but smile and it doesn’t hurt that she’s super super adorable.
No salads, no smoothies allowed.
“Set in the land of deep-fried Christian morality, a natural tension is created in each one of the anthology’s 23 stories, making for a mostly sexy, sometimes terrifying, but always exceptionally-crafted read.”
I’ve been in North Oakland/South Berkeley for over three years and never needed to buy an air conditioner or a good winter coat.
Is Willow’s insistence on identifying as gay, not bi, a biphobic or bi-erasing gesture? Or is she actually something separate, something more progressive and interesting than bi erasure – a strong, dynamic character whose sexual orientation is genuinely fluid?
“For some reason, I keep picturing Kirk as a frat bro, but maybe that’s unfair.”
I feel personally wronged and victimized by the lack of sausage frozen pizzas currently available to me.
The New York Times takes it upon itself to discover whether bisexuals can be proven to exist, and comes up with a treasure trove of flawed research and ill-advised assumptions along the way.
Lesbians and casual sex, the history of dental dams, how technology is ruining sex now and more.
The New York Times is swearing off the “h-word” (again), Charice is really happy, a bunch of puppies are longing for treats, and Michigan’s gay moms have a new reason to smile.
Lick This App is a mobile oral sex teaching app that will get you uncomfortably close to your phone.
Join me, Janet Mock, Ryka Aoki and Toni Newman in a conversation between trans women writers for Women’s History Month.
In which Scout and Andy double date with mixed results.
Welcome to this amazing OPEN THREAD in which you can deliver me from Bruno with your probably more hip music taste. Get in here! Tell me about your life! Show me your face! Or your pet. Whatever.
These ladies have a standing invitation to the smoke circle of my heart.
You, us and produce personified.