Sapphics Are Television’s Side Gays—And It’s Not OK
Last year, I raged about the resurgence of the “Bury Your Gays” trope. This year, a different representation issue has evoked my frustration: networks or shows introduce queer women but
Moby Dyke and Gay Bar Give Insights for the Future of Queer Spaces
Do you remember your first gay bar? Could you have written a book on it, or were you also standing awkwardly at the bar wearing too much lipstick and fidgeting
The Ultimatum: Queer Love Aims to Please the Mono-Cis-Het World
When I first heard that there was going to be a sapphic season of the dating reality series The Ultimatum, I was ecstatic. Yet unfortunately, even with five queer couples,
Bette and Tina Are Toxic Together: It’s Time to Talk About It
The L Word: Generation Q finale delivered a wedding that will go down in television history as a rare WLW happily ever after. There’s just one problem: it shouldn’t. I’m