May 16, 2013
Why Grey's Anatomy's New Story Arc Is A Pretty Big Deal
Because lesbian and bisexual characters now have longer shelf lives, network TV is beginning to go beyond the same trope-tastic story arcs.
Posted In Television
TaggedDaily Fix, grey's anatomy, grey's anatomy recap, media representation
January 30, 2013
Going Down (South): The Gospel of The Southern Divas, Part I
I’m about to take ya’ll to church, where — every once in awhile — everything is gospel and nothing hurts.
Posted In Music
TaggedGoing Down (South), regular
January 23, 2013
Going Down (South): Profiles In Southern Queerness
Being queer is a lot like being Southern. Both identities refuse to be contained by border or stereotype.
Posted In Society+Culture
TaggedGoing Down (South), regular, the south
January 16, 2013
Going Down (South): On Taking Your Sweet Time
Everything is slower in the South. I’m (slowly) realizing that this includes progress.
Posted In Society+Culture
TaggedGoing Down (South), personal essay, regular, the south
January 15, 2013
Read A F*cking Book: Laura Szumowski's 'Tip of the Iceberg'
This tiny book is anything but your mother’s health education book.
Posted In Books
Taggedbook review, relevant to your interests, sexual politics
January 14, 2013
The Guardian Impressively Talks About Gay Sex By Not Talking About It
In a recent Guardian article, British journalist and author Nick Cohen put on his whimsical ally cap and attempted to tackle an age-old question: Why are straight people so darned invested in what gays do in bed?
Posted In Sex + Relationships
January 04, 2013
'The Lives They Lived' Includes Sally Ride And Other Legendary Queers
The exhaustive list of legends lost in 2012 includes many American artists and scientists, as well as one Costa Rican you’ve probably never heard of (but will be glad you did).
Posted In Arts+Entertainment
Taggedadrienne rich, sally ride, team pick
January 02, 2013
Going Down (South): The Sass Manifesto
Sticks and stones may break your bones, but good sassin’ will knock you out for a week.
Posted In Society+Culture
TaggedGoing Down (South), personal essay, regular, the south
December 26, 2012
Going Down (South): Strapping It On
Pulling yourself up by your bootstraps is only an effective strategy if you have boots to begin with.
Posted In Politics + Activism
TaggedGoing Down (South), personal essay, regular, the south
December 19, 2012
Going Down (South): Midnight in the Garden of Marriage Equality and Hate Crimes Laws
Georgia’s got a hot new lesbian in her legislature and she’s at the helm of some pretty progressive policies.
Posted In Politics + Activism
TaggedGoing Down (South), hate crime, regular, same-sex marriage, the south
December 14, 2012
Movie Night: My Girl
This week, we are celebrating all things awkward and charming, like middle-aged morticians, make-up artists with drag sensibilities, adolescent tomboys and their wimpy male partners-in-crime, not to mention the overprevalence of denim button-downs in the 1970s.
Posted In Film
Tagged90s nostalgia, movie night, the south, tomboy
December 12, 2012
LGBT Retirement Homes Step Up in Response to Homophobia and Mistreatment of LGBT Elders
With support for gay equality at an all-time-high and the focus on an aging generation of baby boomers, our LGBT predecessors are finally getting the much-needed care they deserve.
Posted In Society+Culture
TaggedDaily Fix, homophobia
December 12, 2012
Going Down (South): Here Comes Honey Boo Boo Child, Southern Progressive Icon
Actually, I love the image that comes from being from the same state as the Honey Boo Boo Child herself.
Posted In Television
TaggedGoing Down (South), here comes honey boo boo, personal essay, regular, the south
December 04, 2012
Going Down (South): Home Is Where The (Queer) Heart Is
What can we stand to learn from a self-described ‘misfit’ living in rural Louisiana in the 1950s?
Posted In Film
Taggeddocumentary, Going Down (South), personal essay, regular, the south, we love documentaries
November 28, 2012
Four Spring/Summer 2013 Runway Trends That Are Worth Following (Right Now)
It’s not 2013 yet, but you’re gonna want it to be when you see what’s just pranced down the runway.
Posted In Fashion/Style
Taggedlesbian fashion, menswear, spring summer 2013, very dapper
November 26, 2012
Poetry is Dead's Queer Issue Speaks Directly To Your Heart
Despite its tongue-in-cheek name, Poetry is Dead Magazine’s Queer Issue is pleasant evidence to the contrary.
Posted In Books
Taggedbook review, LGBT literature, literature, poetry, read a f-cking book
November 14, 2012
Your Parents Might Need This: Advice on Coming Out Over the Holidays
It’s likely that your parents are mulling over their own special set of holigay related dilemmas.
Posted In Advice
Taggedcoming out, holigay, holigays 2012, team pick, thanksgiving, thanksgiving 2012
November 11, 2012
Laurent Cantet's Foxfire Adaptation Looks Great (Even Without Angelina Jolie)
16 years after the original film, Foxfire is getting a reboot at the hands of French director Laurent Cantet. Think riot grrrl, but with saddle shoes.
Posted In Film
Taggedangelina jolie, Daily Fix, foxfire, jenny shimizu
November 07, 2012
In God We Trust: Gay Kids, Religion, and Group Homes
A gay man in Florida reports being abused at the hands of his Christian group home. However, this is only the start of Florida’s problems with religion and the foster care system.
Posted In Politics + Activism
TaggedDaily Fix, evangelical christianity, foster care, religion
November 02, 2012
Playlist: Swedehearts
There must be something in the lingonberry jam and kaffebröd, as Sweden has given us so much great pop music in the last four decades.
Posted In Music
TaggedLists/Top 10s, playlist
October 26, 2012
Fonseca's Team Pick - Leah Horlick
Leah Horlick is an ass-kicking, award-winning Canadian poet who is taking the queer literary world by storm.
Posted In Books
Taggedspoken word, team pick
October 25, 2012
Queer Girl Hairstory: Our Hair's Not So Straight Either Part 3
Remember what it felt like to finally stop wishing you were straight? Well, we’re in the same boat. Only this time it’s not us we’re talking about, it’s our hair.
Posted In Fashion/Style
Taggedadvice, alternative lifestyle haircut, feelings atrium, how-to, lesbian fashion, queer girl hairstory
October 22, 2012
Queer Girl Hairstory: Our Hair's Not So Straight Either Part 2
Remember what it felt like to finally stop wishing you were straight? Well, we’re in the same boat. Only this time it’s not us we’re talking about, it’s our hair.
Posted In Fashion/Style
Taggedadvice, alternative lifestyle haircut, feelings atrium, how-to, lesbian fashion, queer girl hairstory
October 17, 2012
This Is A Melissa Harris-Perry Appreciation Post
Raised in Virginia by a formerly Mormon White mother and a Black father employed in academia, Harris-Perry’s life is as layered as the points she’s so damned good at making.
Posted In Politics + Activism
Taggedmelissa harris-perry, team pick
October 16, 2012
Queer Girl Hairstory: Our Hair's Not So Straight Either Part 1
Remember what it felt like to finally stop wishing you were straight? Well, we’re in the same boat. Only this time it’s not us we’re talking about, it’s our hair.
Posted In Fashion/Style
Taggedalternative lifestyle haircut, feelings atrium, lesbian fashion, queer girl hairstory







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