Homoeroticizing the Dragon Ball: Why Anime Is So Radically Queer
by: Mariann Devlin Today I “come out” as a huge anime fan. For the majority, anime is just a bunch of adult-themed cartoons. (Let’s not question our own appetite for […]
Monthly Archives: March 2012
New LGBT Bills Moving Forward in Springfield
by: Tony Merevick Note: This piece was originally published on the Chicago Phoenix and has been reposted with permission. You can read the original here. As deadlines approach in the […]
Audre Lorde: The Berlin Years 1984 to 1992
by: Sawyer Lahr Note: This piece was originally published at Go Over the Rainbow and has been republished with permission. You can read the original here. We have to fight […]
Poetry: “I Remember What I Wanted to Be”
by: Nick Keenan I wanted to be the boy who played in leaves Exploring wild jungles. Deadly forests. The front garden. The boy who never left mom’s side, the protector, […]
Group Offers Monthly Transgender Name Change Assistance
by: Brynn Cassie West Note: This article was originally published on the Chicago Phoenix and was reposted here with permission. You can find the original here. In the bustling lobby […]
Owning My Depression: My Story of Treatment
by: Kiki Kirk Anxiety, Depression, and Seasonal Affective Disorder can all be found on my Mental Health Resume. There was a time when I would have been too shy to […]
Juice Fast and Furious: A 7-Day Detox (Part Three)
by: Patrick Gill Patrick Gill was not exactly feeling stellar about himself, so he did not eat solid food for seven days. This is day six and seven. Saturday: Happy […]
Siddartha and I: My Patient Reading of 152 Pages
by: Jason Wyman “I can think, I can wait, I can fast,” [said Siddhartha]. “…It is of great value, sir. If a man has nothing to eat, fasting is the […]
Power, Rape and Inivisibility: Twisting Virrillo’s Museum of Accidents
by: Camille DeBose Note: This piece was originally published on the author’s website and has been reposted with generous permission. You can find the original here. Bad things happen. Bad […]
Trapped in the Closet (by Discrimination): Why I’m Not Publicly Out About Being Poly
by: David Chastity I have a confession. David Chastity isn’t my real name. I know, shocking. Feel free to take a moment to process. I blog under a pseudonym. Forty […]
