Here at Queer Majority, we focus on crafting nuanced arguments that address important and sometimes controversial topics. Typically, the subjects we engage are part of long, ongoing conversations, but occasionally, we are confronted by current events that demand our immediate attention. This series is dedicated to such occasions, where writers apply the same thoughtful QM approach to pressing contemporary issues.
Many activists insist that LGBT rights are an extension of communist ideology, but history says otherwise.
Elon Musk rode into Twitter headquarters like a conquering free speech warrior. But all he did was choose different targets for censorship.
In the 2000s, male writers dreamed up a trope of the ultimate fantasy woman. Now, female writers are creating their version.
Critics are convinced that the rise in LGBTQ+ identification is driven by the TQ+, but that’s not what the data says.
The manufactured controversy over President Joe Biden recognizing Trans Visibility on Easter reveals the spiritual rot at the core of the culture wars.
The Canada my parents moved us to 50 years ago was a bastion of liberal freedom. Now it’s beginning to remind me of the country we fled.
The Navajo Nation were once driven off their lands. Now, LGBT Navajos are being driven off by their own homophobes.
Incels have become one of the most reviled groups in affluent circles, but how dangerous are they really?
Your personal guide to picking and staying with the right person to annoy you for the rest of your life.
History shows that when the revolutionary left and Islamist right start sounding alike, it’s time to start worrying.
Bradley Cooper’s Leonard Bernstein biopic takes a few liberties, but it hits all the right notes on the Maestro’s bisexuality.
Some critics think that younger generations are more bi because it’s trendy. New research shows otherwise.
The data shows that young straight people are having less sex than ever — but bi folks are doing better. What explains this divide?
The patriarchy is real in Gaza, but Western feminist academics and activists have better things to care about.
The vitriol against cis white gay men in activist circles seems new, but it’s been decades in the making.
There’s a reason why right-wing culture warriors sound a lot like the postmodernists they rail against.
Hiring biases against women have been all but eradicated, yet new research shows that people just don’t believe it.
LGBT people deserve better than legally mandated toleration within religious communities — true acceptance is a two-way street.
Blaming the lack of LGBT rights in Gaza on a century-old British penal code is the saddest kind of Hamas apologia.
As politics takes a role once filled by religion, research shows that no one wants to date radicals.