By Jason Jenn
A pattern of bird-inspired bar names can be found in cities across the world, and while no formal conspiracy is confirmed and not all queer bars use bird names, this avian trend was…
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By lenny duncan
My parents had no language, or means, to love a kid who described their gender as “angel” to their dad because that was the only non-binary being they could think of.
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By Umar Ibrahim Agaie
In early 2020, as the deadly Covid-19 pandemic descended and the George Floyd protests lay ahead, a quiet transformation surfaced in queer literature.
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By Jon Kinnally
My shirt caused a bit of a stir and I was quickly sent home to change. I lived close to the school, so walking home wasn’t a problem. But that day it was. I felt humiliated; it was my first walk of shame.
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By Mala Kumar
…Philosopher Karl Popper theorized that a tolerant society cannot allow intolerant ideologies to fester, lest authoritarian or oppressive practices grow and eventually erode the community.
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