We’re Queer, We’re Here—And We’ve Always Been Here

Queer identities have existed across religious, scientific, and cultural contexts throughout history. This article explores the enduring presence and recognition of queer individuals in various societies.​

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Is “Queer” a Slur? A Look at Its History and Reclamation

The word “queer” has a complicated history, once used as a slur but now reclaimed by many in the 2SLGBTQIA+ community. For some, it’s a powerful, inclusive identity; for others, it still carries pain. This article explores its evolution and what it means today.

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Pride vs. Safety: The Reality of Navigating the World as a Queer Person

For many queer individuals, daily life involves a constant assessment of safety versus authenticity. This article delves into personal experiences highlighting the difficult choices between expressing one's true self and ensuring personal safety in environments that may not be accepting.​

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The Harmful Deception Trope: Why Mrs. Doubtfire and Bugs Bunny Aren’t Drag

Trans women are often misrepresented as "men in disguise," a harmful stereotype rooted in outdated Hollywood tropes.This misconception fuels discrimination and misunderstanding. Let's explore how these portrayals have shaped public perception and why it's crucial to challenge them.​

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