by: Professor Xx Dear Professor Xx: When did you first recognize that you are male and when did you start identifying as male? This is sort of a complicated question, […]
by: Rebecca Kling I read in cycles: for a few weeks, I’ll read constantly, plowing through book after book. Then I’ll pause, only to gorge myself on Netflix Streaming. I’m […]
by: The Qu GLAAD, the nation’s lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) media advocacy and anti-defamation organization, today responded to the Miss Universe Organization’s decision to allow a transgender contestant […]
by: The Qu Mala Mala is about what it means to be a part of a community and the recreation of family ties amongst friends, it’s about living on the […]
by: Khai Devon Jenna Talackova is a gorgeous woman. Articles across the web describe her as a “buxom blonde,” and her spirit shines through in every fierce pose and catwalk […]
by: Jamie Anne Royce Haga clic aquí para leer esta página en español. Soy Quien Soy: Trans Empowerment Collective, a queer grassroots collective providing support for trans* individuals and their allies in the […]
by: Rebecca Kling March 1998, from March 2012 Dear Rebecca, Can I call you Rebecca? I know you haven’t told many people that name. It’s one of the names mom […]
by: Jamie Anne Royce Note: This post was originally featured on Stuff Queer People Need to Know and was reposted with permission. You can read the original here. Alderman Joe […]
by: Rebecca Kling The last few weeks have seen a rush of stories about Obama’s childhood nanny, a transgender woman named Evie. Evie was Obama’s nanny for two years, although she […]
by: Tobi Hill-Meyer I’m at a small local performance hall. It’s the annual queer women’s music festival. In this small college town, events like these only happen a couple times […]
