ISSUE XII
Cinema
As queer cinema goes mainstream, can it hold on to its defiant roots?
In the 2000s, male writers dreamed up a trope of the ultimate fantasy woman. Now, female writers are creating their version.
Between religious fundamentalists and radical feminists, sex workers take it from both ends.
Radical feminists, cultural conservatives, and Gen Z have teamed up to form the new anti-sex league, and enough is enough.
Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Act has made it one of the most dangerous places on Earth to be LGBT. Can anything be done?
Many gay separatists see bi people as holding queers back, but that’s just the victimhood mentality talking.
Rob Halford rocked so hard he had straight guys lining up to be whipped with his leather riding crop.
Today’s witchy subcultures are queer as hell — but how queer was historical witchcraft really?
“I fear the day the populist right realizes it has more in common with American Muslims than it does with NYU graduates.”
As state propaganda hijacked Russian LGBT activism, it took a special kind of mascot to claw through the noise.
From Cool Girls to Girl Bosses to Bimbos, Tradwives, Brats, and Cat Ladies, the next “other girl” trope keeps reinventing itself.
"As a queer refugee from Ukraine, I take the UK’s Southport riots personally. So should all LGBT people."
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?
Hiring biases against women have been all but eradicated, yet new research shows that people just don’t believe it.
As politics takes a role once filled by religion, research shows that no one wants to date radicals.
Imposing Western identity politics onto the Middle East is a formula for moral insanity.
“Bi men may have the most ‘masculine’ voices — but we also face the most pressure to code-switch.”
Sex researcher Alfred Kinsey has been dead for generations, but he still lives rent-free in Republicans’ minds.
Blockbusters have more bi characters than ever, but you’d never know it from watching the movies.
How radical feminists and gay separatists allied with the religious right against trans, bi, and queer rights.
Women may say they don’t want to date bi men, but they already are — these bi guys are just in the closet.
The fury over a “man in a dress” shows that the “gender-critical“ movement has become just another authoritarian cult.
How far-right homophobia and radfem misandry have teamed up, once again, to stop the gays from having families.