All Jokes Aside: Is Sam Jay Good for the Community?
After being locked down in our homes for the better part of spring and summer, TV has been many people’s great escape. No channel has profited more from us being
Your Queer Identity is Yours to Define
Many of our journeys to queer self-actualization are far from linear. There are twists and turns that are both exciting and scary. There are bumps in the road that are
The L Word Generation Q: Better in 2020?
Though the reboot wasn’t perfect, I’m still glad that the show returned. Even with the abundance of LGBTQ characters on television, there has not been another lesbian ensemble show quite…
What’s it Like Being an LGBTQ Teacher?
It is a sign of just how much progress has been made in the last decades that most millennials will remember having LGBTQ friends at school. Of course, no one
A-Camp to Remember
I’m a crier. I always have been. My barometer for measuring the life-altering power of any experience revolves around how wet my shirt collar is when all is said and
Opinion: Home for the Holidays
The holidays are quickly approaching, without regard for how much money is in your pockets or how much love in your hearts. While many people look forward to congregating with
Dating Apps and the Challenge They Present to Practicing Patience and Kindness
We all have been there. A new app. Sort of the same idea. A slightly different interface. New one gets launched and we all launch ourselves to download it. I
Kehlani, Bi Erasure, and the Need For Queer Sex Ed
It’s been quite a year for Kehlani. After coming out as queer earlier this year, things seemed to only continue for the singer. Just earlier this month, she publicly posted
Fat Folks Finish Funny
You can’t dip a toe into popular culture without cutting it on a razor-sharp fat joke. Sitcom schtick, mean memes, and water cooler banter: The themes are all the same.
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