Bad With Men: (I Think) It Turned Into a Date
by: Dana Norris Dana Norris is the founder of Story Club. She once went on 71 internet dates. This was one of them. It’s 1am on a Sunday morning and […]
Tag Archives: gender roles
Why I Don’t Use CAFAB
by: Kade Heron The circles that I have recently been running in often throw around the terms CAMAB and CAFAB, translated as ‘Coercively Assigned __ At Birth.” As far as […]
China’s Sexual Revolution
by: Sophie Jane China is the subject of much controversy and intrigue, receiving coverage in every part of the western media on an almost daily basis. Misunderstandings of Chinese politics […]
The Jitterbug: How to Remain in Awe
by: Carrie Kaufman One of my earliest and fondest childhood memories was watching my mom and dad do the Jitterbug. They were good. And I was in awe. I believed […]
What Does It Mean To Be A “Real Man?”
by: Abigail Collazo Note: This piece was originally published on Role/Reboot and reposted with permission. You can find the original here. In response to The New York Times “Are Modern […]
Entering the Secret Society: When I Decided to Grow Out My Armpit Hair
by: Cassandra Warren About two years ago my personal goal was to become more creative — in an “artsy way” I would explain to people. So, I signed up for […]
Yeah, I’m A Feminist, But I Still Want The Guy To Ask Me Out
by: Clarisse Thorn Note: This piece was originally featured on Role/Reboot. You can find the original here. Sure, she’s a feminist, but Clarisse Thorn still likes the guy to make […]
Femme Heart In Butch Clothing: How I Know I Can Live and Flourish
by: Patrick Gill Many people, on this site and off, have been discussing the feminine aspects of themselves or femme identities. They deftly and beautifully speak to what it means […]
A Revelation Upon Revelations: The Ignored African Diaspora
by: Rohan Lewis A few weeks, I saw Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre, a remarkable dance company renowned for its origins in Afro-centric ideology, paradigm and discourse. I will not deny that […]
