“I Love When the Three of Us Hang Out”: A Call to Put Down the Phone for a Second
by: Joshua Isaacson “I love when the three of us hang out.” This is my boyfriend’s way of saying “get off your phone,” which is also his way of being […]
Category Archives: LGBT
Waiting: Why Love Is What Gets Me Off
by: Mark Nott Picture the best sex you’ve ever had. What made it good? What made it so fantastic that you still talk about it for years and years afterward? […]
Unpacking the Gender Knapsack: How to Check Cis Privilege
by: Amanda Owens Privilege is a word we often hear talked about in the context of checking our privilege. “What privilege,” I hear asked, laughingly, from the poor college kids […]
On Chick-fil-a and Obama: How the Queer Movement Can Move Forward
by: Clementine Von Radics When the President announced his support for Gay Marriage, it was hard for me to celebrate. Part of me felt angry, like I was supposed to be […]
My Body Is Not Wrong: On the Discourse of Being “Trapped in the Wrong Body”
By: Cassandra Warren I’ve been thinking a lot about the phrase “trapped in the wrong body”, but I’m nervous about putting these thoughts into words, and about the potential for […]
Naked, If I Want To: A Crack at Body Pride
by: Rosie I arrive at the address I have pulled up from a text message at least ten times on the subway ride over. I have never done anything remotely […]
We Happy Trans*: A Video Online Community of Positive Experiences
by: The Qu We Happy Trans* is a collaboration of videos of reflecting positive experience of Trans* people. WHT has a seven question project in which they have created a […]
Same-Sex Marriage Flooded the World: A Response to Pastor Fruh’s Comments on Noah’s Ark
by: Bobby Crowley Pastor Aaron Fruh of Knollwood Church in Mobile, Alabama has decided to grace the Chick-Fil-A company with his support. Luckily, agreeing with anti-gay views is not all […]
Beyond the Flame: How the Olympics Distracts Us From Transnationalism
by: Joy Ellison Every Olympic year I become a sports fan. Under the glow of the Olympic flame, I’m suddenly eager to watch sports I can barely name. The Super […]
Ampersand: The Character Between This and That
by: Kevin Doherty Is there anything so tragic as And by itself? Independent, miserable, And cannot exist alone. And struggles to get by alone. It cannot. It does not. And […]
