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Meme and My Squad: The Teens Tagging their Way to Queer Utopia
Memes can offer familiarity, freedom, and levity in a world that, more often than not, flattens and invalidates queer experience.
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Bisexual Backlash: On the Specific Disaster of the Bi Internet
Maybe stepping into these online spaces and expecting to see ourselves and our own experiences reflected back at us is what we’re doing wrong.
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Unsalved Mysteries: The Case of the Heternormative Healthcare
Many queer women are forced to navigate a queerphobic and nonaffirming healthcare system without any support.
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Loud and Queer: The Problem with Demanding Queer Visibility
We need to find alternative templates for talking about queer representation.
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“Who I Was With Her” Explores Queer Grief and Loneliness
Nita Tyndall surveys what it’s like to grieve in silence.
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Queer Pressure: #OwnVoices and What We Demand of Queer Authors
Reading is about learning and reflecting, not reaching out and making demands.
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Verbalizing the Self: Why Bisexuals Are Fighting to Update the Definition of Bisexuality
Merriam-Webster finally changed their definition of bisexuality. Is it a win for bisexuals, or more of the same?
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How a $490 Strawberry Dress Became Queer Culture
“Be my girlfriend: You buy the pink strawberry dress and I’ll buy the black,” could almost be a 2020 pickup line.
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Unraveling the Tragedy of Heterosexuality
Mutual dislike and violence are not an unfortunate bug in the heteropatriarchal system; they’re fundamental to it.
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Meat and Potatoes: In “Tomboyland,” Melissa Faliveno Asks Who Can Explore Queerness
Given Faliveno’s commitment to honesty, there isn’t a moment in Tomboyland that feels chastising or heavy-handed.
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