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Kris Nóva is a transgender activist and an open-source computer engineer who currently works as a senior principal engineer at Twilio. Here’s what Nóva has to say about her career
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Leigh and Ellie hang out to discuss why the 2010 movie You Again Should’ve Been Gay. This film has an incredible cast and the gayest premise ever but somehow manages
10 Queer Moments from the Oscars We Loved
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Quick Ways to Stop Neglecting Your Mental Health in 2022
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Queer Astrology Part 1: What Is Astrology and What Is My Sign?
Of all of the stereotypes that plague lesbians, queer women, and non-binary folks—U-hauls, pets we consider biological children, the uncontrollable urge to date our exes’ exes—my favorite trope is our
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Name: Vernae S. Clark City, State: Jersey City, NJ Age: 28 Profession: Buyer Website: www.voguishbeauty.co In a few words, how would you describe yourself? Lively. Sophisticated. Confident. Powerful. One of
All of Your Favorite Children’s Books Are Gay
Some of the most beloved classics of children’s literature were created by flaming queers. It’s touching to know that baby gays were being read the words of our family before
Michelle Raymond: Queen of Music and LGBTQ+ Inclusion
When Michelle Raymond moved to Spain in 2016 to pursue an M.B.A. in International Business at IE Business School in Madrid, she had no idea that this experience would be
Where’s The Pulse in “Parental Rights” in Florida?
While states like Texas and Idaho are criminalizing parents for empowering their children’s self-determination around their gender, Florida is framing their LGBTQ-antagonistic policies with a focus on “parental rights in