The Qu Presents: An Interview with Queer Comic Book Artist Matteo Lane
by: The Qu Note: This video was originally featured on The Qu and was reposted with permission. You can find the original here. The Qu met up with Matteo Lane, […]
Monthly Archives: February 2012
Gender Non-Conformity Fail: The Tragedy of Albert Nobbs
by: Raechel T Spoiler alert: My reflection on this film includes a discussion of the whole film, beginning to end, and so if you plan to see it and want […]
Queering Illness: A Guide to Being Radically Sick
by: Mar Curran Reader, I have impeccable health. I am sick about two times a year, and it’s usually nothing a burrito and some naps can’t fix. This year, however, […]
“You Look Like President Obama”: A Reflection on Identity for Black History Month
by: Zachary Stafford The first time some one compared me to our current president was when I was 18 and he was running for office back in early 2008. I […]
Online Dating as a Genderqueer Person: My Response to Rejection Based on Gender Identity
by: Khai Devon Having ended and processed through the ending of a couple of wrong-for-me relationships, and on the cusp of moving to a city where I know maybe two […]
Tuesdays With Daddy: A Look Back on Being a Child of Conservatives
by: Alison Bartlett Yes, folks, it’s that time of year again. A time when robocalling is so frequent you think it’s those hooligan kids down the street. A time whe […]
Why We Should All Be Against Gay Marriage
by: Jim Morrison Note: This piece was initially posted The Advocate and then the Qu. You can also read it here. It’s an exciting time for marriage equality rights. Proposition 8 has been […]
Marcia’s Law: God Bless The Child
by: Marcia Prichason This week’s issue of Newsweek contains a heartfelt article written by Sarah Palin. In this column, she discusses how her son, Trig, who was born with Down Syndrome, brightens […]
Colombia, Te Quiero: A Love Letter to My Current Home
by: Kara Crawford I have this habit of dating my work. Some might call me a workaholic, but I like to think of it as that I’m passionate about what […]
Raised Right: Why Queers Should Salute Good Parenting
by: Johnny Gall Folks, I absolutely love kids. I do, and not even from a distance. I’ve worked with kids in a lot of jobs, and even after they’ve spit […]
