Results for: queer parenting
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We Love Documentaries: 5 Documentaries Relevant to Your Interests
The incredibly true story of a girl in love with Netflix instant who watched 4 GLBTQ-related documentaries and one about politics and hip-hop and would like to share her experience with you.
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Non-Binary Actor Alyson Stoner Hopes Their Memoir Is the Last of Its Kind
Alyson Stoner’s new memoir, Natalie Morales playing Claire Danes’ ex-wife, Mae Martin in a new thriller series, The Beaches’ new single Lesbian of the Year, and more!
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Andrea Gibson Kept Sincerity Alive
The loss of Andrea Gibson is not just one that rocks the poetry world, but the world at large.
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I Suddenly Hate Aging and It Makes Me Feel Like a Bad Lesbian
I don’t know when I became a vain person, but I swear I used to be better. Becoming a competitive athlete in my thirties has not helped.
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An Apocalypse Is a Great Way To Test a Relationship
“Lisbon would make a fantastic apocalypse city,” I said to my girlfriend as we struggled up and down the city’s cobblestone streets. Unbeknownst to me, the next day I would catch a glimpse of what Lisbon might look like during an apocalypse.
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Trans Comedians and Theatre Makers Create J.K. Rowling Counter-Programming
“It’s really a choose your own adventure. You could just go see really great comedy. You could go see these tiny independent solo shows. There’s a reading of A Streetcar Named Desire with Alexandra Billings and Brian Michael Smith and Rain Valdez.”
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Yellowjackets Episode 304 Recap: Be Gay, Do Crime and Punishment
The girls are reconstructing the systems they know — to devastating effects.
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Should I Get Married Before Trump Takes Office?
An international couple ponders a visa marriage before Trump takes office. Also a reader wonders if dietary restrictions can be a dealbreaker.
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New Documentary ‘Our Dad, Danielle’ Didn’t Know How Necessary It Would Become
“I came out as a trans woman in Texas during the age of Trump. For me, there was no stealth coming out. I’m a big, ugly old broad and there’s no hiding it. Coming out may not have been a smart thing to do, but for me to stay alive, it was the only thing for me to do.”
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‘Arcane’ Continues With Hope, Heartache, and a Goth Era
“I can appreciate a girl who’s down bad and Cait sure is that!”
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Evil Mothers Everywhere
Our latest horror movies depict mothers spiraling when left alone.
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Which Lesbian Movie You Should Watch Based on Your Favorite ‘Brat’ Track
Hello fellow LGBTQXCXs, let’s watch a sapphic film that pairs perfectly with our Brat favs.
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Bobbi Salvör Menuez Is a Bad Liar
“I’m just so grateful that I got to work on Adam when I did. Literally six months before we started filming, I bought my first binder and went through a breakup with this cis boy I’d been dating.”
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Nothing But Respect for My Statue of Liberty (Chappell Roan)
Chappell Roan tells Gov Ball why she turned down the White House’s invite, Maren Morris is bisexual, Kristen Stewart is set to play Sally Ride in a new biopic, and more pop culture news for you!
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A Trans Guy Watches ‘She’s the Man’ for the First Time
I avoided the 2006 teen comedy She’s the Man for almost two decades. Now it was finally time to watch it.
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‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ Episode 1616: RuPaul Tries to Meet the Moment
With an increase in anti-trans and anti-drag legislation, a rise in anti-trans violence, and the possibility of a second Trump presidential term, there is an added weight on RuPaul’s now-worldwide phenomenon
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Editor’s Notes: Divorce Week
Being engaged, planning a wedding, being a newlywed — all welcome topics of conversation! Divorce? Not so much!
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Sapphic Basketball Romance “How You Get the Girl” Is a Slam Dunk
Imagine you are coaching a girl’s basketball team and the retired WNBA player you used to crush on shows up as the foster parent of one of your team members and you’re both queer?!?! Like?!
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You Need Help: My Work Mentee Came Out to Me but I Didn’t Come Out to Her
There’s definitely a middle ground here: You can come out but also be clear about your boundary of not wanting to discuss your own identity in depth.
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In The Movie Depicting My Childhood
“Legislators pass laws enabling families to control children and defund social services that support them, all in the name of protecting the wealthy, white, girl body. These policies, which are part of the theater of stranger danger discourse, endanger children by isolating them in their homes, where Lego fortresses can become wine cellars, tombs. JonBenét as a symbol becomes the sacrifice used to sustain this system. Her story becomes a dark illustration of the consumption of the violence and abuse inflicted on girls and women.”