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Darling, you’re a masterpiece: The unequivocal beauty of being Black & queer
Inclusivity is not just a slogan; it’s a revolution, and we’re the damn generals.
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What I’ve learned about privilege as a queer & disabled person
My life is a whirlwind of complex social interactions.
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It is time to start celebrating Black asexuality in media
So far, ace representation has mostly involved white male characters who tend to be socially awkward and perpetuate harmful stereotypes.
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What’s it like to be visibly bisexual? It’s others constantly telling you who you are
“Words are binary. Humanity just is not, and won’t be.”
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The LGBTQ community can’t win our rights until we start making sure others can too
All forms of oppression are related and that they each impact our social identities.
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This is just reminder that I, like, exist.
Does the LGBTQ community only have my back when I’m bashed for being gay, but not when I catch hell for being black?
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About the comments on a recent story that ran on LGBTQ Nation
Why was it on the site? Because it should be.
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Audre Lorde criticized exclusionary feminism decades before it became a big issue
The infighting and erasure that still plague progressive movements, including the Women’s March, is nothing new. It’s time we learned from the past.
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David Brooks’s weird deli story is the meat in a pro-inequality column
Fancy bologna sandwiches are not what’s keeping the working class down.
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Fighting Trump’s travel ban is personal for Hawaii’s ‘scholarly gentleman’
Hawaii Attorney General Douglas Chin’s parents emigrated from China in 1957 at a time when U.S. immigration policy still imposed nation-based quotas.