A League Of Their Own Steals Bases and Queer Hearts
Last month, Amazon Prime debuted Abbi Jacobson’s explicitly queer take on the classic sports film, A League of Their Own. As a casual baseball fan and lover of queer media,
Hey Hollywood, What’s Up with the Sapphic TV Cancellations?
As a person who is obsessed with the representation of queer women on television, I am used to being disappointed. Whether it’s the queerbaiting of two characters that are clearly
The Best and Worst Countries for LGBTQ+ Travel
Since 2012, the international “gay guide” blog Spartacus has published the Gay Travel Index to rate 202 countries and regions and 50 U.S. states based on safety and acceptance for
The First Lady Turned Me Into an Eleanor Roosevelt Stan
Before starting Showtime’s The First Lady, which dramatizes the lives of Eleanor Roosevelt, Betty Ford, and Michelle Obama, I did not know much about Eleanor Roosevelt other than she accomplished
Black Queer Mental Health with Dr. LaNail R. Plummer
Nearly a decade ago, Dr. LaNail R. Plummer founded Onyx Therapy Group to address mental health issues and disparities in communities, organizations, and for individuals in need. A U.S. Military
Giovannie Espiritu: Finding Her Place in the Film Industry
Giovannie Espiritu does not have a typical acting origin story. A bisexual, once-undocumented immigrant Filipina mom, Espiritu spent time in a Biblical doomsday cult as a teenager, where some of
7 Historical Films To Celebrate Pride Month
It’s been 52 years since the first Pride march took place in the United States to mark the first anniversary of Stonewall. Much progress has been made for the LGBTQ+
A Lesbian Ode to Kate McKinnon
After nine Emmy nominations and 10 seasons of skillful political impressions and gay AF sketches, Kate McKinnon departed NBC’s Saturday Night Live (SNL). Even though SNL has featured its fair
7 New Queer Memoirs To Read This Summer
With the days getting longer, I often find myself using the extra daylight to catch up on my reading list, and somehow, it always ends up being filled with memoirs
7 Pieces of Queer Jewish Media You Should Watch
Since 2006, the United States has celebrated Jewish American Heritage Month during the month of May. Yet as a queer Jew myself, I have only felt represented a small number