internalized homophobia

“I am a ‘she’ right now. But I also like dressing up as a man and being a ‘he.’ You don’t have to put so much pressure on yourself.”

Internalized homophobia is a pervasive problem that affects many of us in the queer community. But what is it exactly, what does it look like, and how can we combat it?

It was initially thought that the 18-year old opened fire on a house party out of hatred. Jurors eventually learned that his motive was more than that.

The Duke of Sussex had no issue addressing bullying within his unit, according to at least one soldier’s account.

“What rational person would engage in this sort of activity? There is only one solution – let’s tax it,” wrote the self-loathing economist.

The two young men agreed to fight over who was “straighter.” The autistic teenager came unarmed. His killer brought a knife.

I was angry. I was scared. I was young and stupid. I did a horrible thing.

For us to work to our fullest potential in the movement and in our daily lives, we must also work on our “stuff.”

A new piece published in The Federalist is sure to make your blood boil.