Results for: straight people watch
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Top Five Classic Horror Films with Queer Subtext
“Nothing provides plausible deniability like the supernatural, and so classic Hollywood horror films were practically primed for representations of homoeroticism and heterosexual anxieties about queer life, which was already horrifying to the mainstream.”
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Working On It, Week 7: Zombie Abs
This week in fitness, I’m trying out yoga for beginners, gym-friendly podcasts and running apps.
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Orange Is The New Black Episode 301 Recap: All About Your Mothers
IT’S HERE. WE’RE ALL HERE TOGETHER AND IT’S HERE.
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The FIFA Sexist Trickle-Down, From President Blatter On Down
The reaction to EA’s decision to include women’s teams in FIFA ’16 is just one variant in the globally sexist world associated with Fédération Internationale de Football Association. The entire culture is fundamentally sexist, from its chauvinist president to its executive committee officials, all the way down to the dudes that play their video games.
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Orphan Black Episode 303 Recap: My Milkshake Brings All the Clones to the Yard
Alison and Donnie sell drugs like ice creams, Sarah and Art track down Mark, Cosima does a brain extraction, and Helena is flawless.
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Grey’s Anatomy 1119: Knick Knack Paddy Whack
Callie went on an off-screen date with that dude cop and hated him. We did all that processing for nothing!
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Pretty Much Every Manischewitz Product, Ranked
“It’s like biting into a decorative soap. Whoever decided this was an acceptable form of dessert was a sadist of the highest order. If anyone ever offers you one of these items, escape immediately; this person is trying to kill you.”
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The Autostraddle Insider: Issue Nine, March 2015
This is an especially epic edition of The Insider, if I do say so myself. There were a lot of funny chats during the Advice-a-Thon and you had SO many questions for the A+ box and Yvonne went on a press trip to Philly and so many other neat things happened!
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The Comment Awards Are Roasting Over An Open Fire
Clip art mourning, T. Swift-shipping, and a mug of male tears
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Holigay Party Time: Let’s Get Dressed!
Holigay time means good food, good friends, and hopefully bearable family, along with approximately a million and one parties of differing fanciness levels. I’m going to take you through a few different outfits so that you’re gonna be the best dressed queer at every party you attend!
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THANKSGIVING OPEN THREAD: Who Wants a Holiday Hug?
After you eat your turkey and drink your eggnog, come on in and cuddle up.
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The Comment Awards Are Making Eyes at You Across the Dance Floor
Once again, you all come through in the clutch by being super funny and adorable.
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Gotham Episode 107 Recap: Baby, Now We’ve Got Bad Blood
Jim Gordon and Renee Montoya are your new BrOTP. Welcome to the future.
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Pretty Little Liars Halloween Special Recap
Because there was no way to fit another Halloween into the senior year the Liars have been living for the last five years, we earned an actor retrospective!
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Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil: Or How I Divorced Jesus and Learned to Love Sex
“I didn’t know much about gardens, in general, but what I was working with seemed less like the married person’s vegetable patch the church described and more like a Narnian wonderland full of infinite magical possibility.”
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If You Like This, Then You’ll Like That: Queer Your Tech’s Epic 100th Post
If you liked this app, then you’ll like that app. Think of it as a 100th birthday present from me to you.
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10 Queer Feminist Icons You Can Be This Halloween
These costumes will make you look real smart and cool, even though you may have to keep describing who you are all night, but that’s OK.
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Lez Liberty Lit #56: Myth or Reality
Non-monosexual books to read, fall books to read, non-fiction gender equality, censorship and more.
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Get Baked: Corn Chowder And Vegetable Broth
My girlfriend was sick last week, so I decided to make some soup for both of our health.
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When It Comes to Campus Sexual Assault, Administrators Are Failing Their Communities
A New York Times cover story graphically depicts the sexual assault a student named Anna experienced when she was freshman at Hobart and William Smith colleges. It also details the pathetic excuse for a judiciary hearing she and countless survivors across the United States have encountered when reporting rape and sexual assault to their universities.