bisexuality
Miley Cyrus Might Be Pansexual, but That Doesn’t Mean She Cares about Queer People
It’s clear that Miley Cyrus’s intention of protecting the LGBTQ community only goes as far as it protects her personally.
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“A Little Late with Lilly Singh” Has a Code-switching Problem
Lilly Singh is trailblazing as a South Asian woman on late night TV while also dismantling that good work by continuing to perform a Blackness that isn’t hers.
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“Big Mouth” Endlessly Explores Sexuality, but Still Stumbles on Queerness
It’s not that I’m surprised a television show failed to accurately represent bisexuality and pansexuality. It’s that I’m surprised Big Mouth was one of those shows.
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From Online Discourse to IRL: 4 Bisexual People Define Bisexuality for Themselves
Bitch is lucky to have multiple bisexual employees, so we’re using this roundtable to parse out our own experiences as bisexuals.
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Knee-Jerk Biphobia: What Responses to Miley Cyrus’s Breakup Say about Queer Erasure
Miley Cyrus isn’t “back” just because she’s dating a woman. She’s always been queer.
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Free Yourself: The Rise of Bisexual TV Characters
Television is reversing misconceptions about bisexual women—one character at a time.
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Nova, Nola, and Annalise: Queer Black Women and the Arc of Representation
Nola, Nova, and Annalise are the queer-coded villains of their own stories.
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The Pleasure Dome: On Nonmonogamy and Casual Sex
With time, I’ve learned that under the layers of socialization—and jealousy—there’s deeper wiring that says yes to one, or yes to two, or yes to many.
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Do We Need to Time Warp Again?: Queer Identity and the Problems With the Rocky Horror Picture Show
The classic film plays into a lot of negative tropes about queer characters. Will the new version starring Laverne Cox tell a story that fits with the 21st century?
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