9 Questions with The Greeting Committee’s Addie Sartino
Addie Sartino on songwriting, role models, and advice for young musicians
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Less Fear, More Queer: What’s Missing from a New Book on Sex, Shame, and Christianity
Shameless gives queer people little space to talk about their own visions of healthy, spiritual sexuality.
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Prodigal Daughter: Samantha Allen Shines a New Light on Queer Communities in Red States
Queer people are here—or there, as the case may be—and aren’t going away.
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And the Oscar Goes To...: Cisgender Nominees Who Identify As Male or Female
This is not an issue unique to the Oscars.
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Controlling Interest: “The Favourite’s” Sympathetic Take on Power and Pain
The queen’s outbursts reflect a larger fear of losing control over her body and her kingdom.
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I Thought My Immigrant Mother Would Never Accept My Queerness. I Was Wrong.
It was the most devastating moment of my 26 years on this earth, that phone call.
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Shine Louise Houston’s Quest to Bring Porn to the Mainstream
The porn industry reflects our current cultural values of what is beautiful, who is beautiful, and who gets to be beautiful.
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Online Challenges Hit a Sour Note for Queer and Trans Communities
I was overwhelmed with the memory of my old image.
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Andrea Gibson’s “Lord of the Butterflies” Celebrates Constant Transformation
In their fifth collection of poetry, Lord of the Butterflies, Andrea Gibson resists tidy narratives in favor of dramatizing a life that’s vibrant with constant transformation.
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Ray of Light: Amy Ray’s New Album Gives Voice to a Rural Resistance
Holler’s bravado doesn’t simplify or glorify country life.
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