Monthly NYC Event, “Masc House,” Honors Sapphic Masculinity
On the night of March 5, as rain washed over the streets of New York City, inside Playhouse Bar in the West Village, a DJ bumped music for a monthly
Dr. Mimi Hoang on Bisexual+ Mental Health, Visibility & Community Support
57% of queer American adults identify as bisexual, the most common LGBTQ+ identity marker for Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z alike.
Could AI Bolster Mental Healthcare for LGBTQ+ BIPOC Youth?
Content Warning: This article discusses topics related to mental health challenges, systemic inequities, and suicide rates among marginalized communities. If you find these topics distressing, please prioritize your well-being and
Moving to Another Country Fixed My Body Image Issues
As a woman, I spent most of my life hearing unsolicited comments about my looks. At some point, the comments started following a pattern: my skin was too pale, my
LGBTQ+ Historians Stand Against Trans History Erasure
The Trump administration is attacking the LGBTQ+—particularly the trans—community on multiple fronts, including the erasure of trans and LGBTQ+ history. LGBTQ+ historians are speaking out and taking action over this
What You Need to Know About Sam Nordquist
Over the last week, you’ve likely seen the name Sam Nordquist on social media or in the news. It can be difficult to take in yet another story of hatred,
5 Tips for Handling Religious Trauma This Holiday Season
It’s the holiday season, and this part of the year is difficult for many LGBTQ+ people who suffer from religious trauma. According to the Global Centre for Religious Research, religious
An Open Letter to My Younger LGBTQ+ Family
Dear younger LGBTQ+ family members, I woke up the day after the election like many others—shocked, outraged and deeply saddened. The last thing I wanted was platitudes. People telling me,