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‘Pose’ is a masterful piece of queer historical fiction
Through its amazing storytelling, Pose provides us with a medium to experience a range of emotions: joy, rage, sadness. It also allows the audience to flourish in an intellectual capacity by incorporating historical facts and narratives into its fictional plot.
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It took a global pandemic, but the original spirit of Pride is finally being honored
The corporatization of Pride (also known as Pink Capitalism) has long been an issue that led to my disillusionment with most Pride events years ago.
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Broken From the Colony
She never wanted to be that — a colony. She wanted a family, sure, but not whatever this was. Rooted and bound to your species. Repeating and repeating an ideal body.
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Nobody is checking for your Interracial Relationship
I’m begging y’all to handle whatever trauma led you to this pattern of thinking, and have yourselves a happy, healthy, interracial relationship.
Videos
BYP x AirGo
Religion
African Traditional Religions prepared me to grieve my mother
I’ve learned through my mother and through Hoodoo, that nothing we love ever truly leaves us. My body has always had her inside of it.
Gender-and-sexuality
In and out of the closet: Rejecting the heteronormative binary of “coming out”
As grating as “Old Town Road” and its endless stream of remixes has become, there was always something about Lil Nas X that I just couldn’t help... more
Race
Anti-Asian Violence—it runs deeper than hate
The media is quick to identify the names of male victims of anti-Asian violence but Asian women who suffer frequently remain nameless.
Health
The ghost of the racist “father of modern gynecology” is still killing Black infants & child-bearers
By Naomi Alexis The so-called “father of modern gynecology”, James Marion Sims, trafficked in enslaved Black women, likely impregnating them through rape, in... more