What’s going on in the world has many people feeling afraid, stressed out, overwhelmed and just all around not good. I for one am not immune to those feelings. One thing that I find a lot of comfort in during […]
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We all have our phones on us most of the day, and we all use at least five apps a day, so why not add a few great sexual health apps? Recently, Answer—the organization that publishes Sex, Etc.—published a report […]
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Eyes from around the globe are on the Olympics every two years, and 2016 was no different. What was different, however, was the number of openly lesbian, gay or bisexual (LGB) participants at this year’s Summer Olympics in Rio de […]
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On January 10, 2016 around third period study hall, I found out that David Bowie had lost his battle with cancer and died. It took me a minute to process what happened, and I went home that day and played […]
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I wanted to share something I’m grateful for: my school’s gay-straight alliance (GSA). Many schools across the country have GSAs or other kinds of organizations that are meant to unite the LGBTQ and heterosexual/cisgender communities in the fight…
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America is totally used to seeing gay men portrayed in media as a checklist of stereotypes. In the same way that African-American women shouldn’t be defined by the “angry black woman” stereotype, gay men shouldn’t be defined by the caricature…
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During Ally Week many focus on allies that are heterosexual and cisgender, but I believe it’s very important to talk about allies inside the LGBTQ community as well. Take me, for example: As a pansexual person, I am a part […]
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The Stonewall Riots are widely considered the start of the modern-day LGBTQ rights movement. This is why I was ecstatic to learn that there would be a film coming out on September 25th about them. However, the trailer for Stonewall, […]
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