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Orphaned thoughts
On death, taxes, queer aging, and the messy human disco of life
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My Trans Day of Visibility (and Snacks)
On the joys of being transgressively gendered, and good snacks
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Now, Not Later, Is the Time to Speak Up for Trans People
How to connect with the people and organizations doing the work to oppose the onslaught of attacks against LGBTQ and particularly transgender people
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To be a luminous gender vessel
On being human in an era of hate.
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It doesn't have to be like this.
On sticking around to build a better world and refusing to debate our humanity.
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First they came for the drag queens
Don't let the false moral panic around drag shows fool you. The goal is to erase LGBTQ people entirely--but we're not going anywhere.
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The music goes on
15 years of collecting my favorite new releases
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I wanna take you to a gay bar
Ode to queer spaces
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This Land Is Our/Your/Their Land
Apologies for the delayed response, I've been on fire
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We take care of us.
Community is what keeps us going. Plug in. We need you.
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Goodbye 2021.
At least there were vaccines and good music.
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Real and Present Danger
This post was originally published on December 13, 2021 Vol. 14 In this Issue: Essay |Read Local | The Big Picture | Now Read This | Nature! | Final Frame Subscribe now I’ve said or written the phrase “I’m angry, but not surprised” hundreds of times in the last year alone. I’