Still Standing: Celebrating Pride When You Don’t Feel Like It

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Pride isn’t always a festive occasion for everyone, as we commemorate what the LGBTQIA community has endured and survived in past years. Tiffany Babb writes about the complex emotions that arise when we don’t feel celebratory during this month of rainbows and sparkles.

Personal EssayTiffany BabbJune 28, 2019Pride Month, pulse orlando, queer, Tiffany Babb, g, lgbtq, pride, lgbt

We're Here, We're Queer, And We Eat Kheer: To Be Utterly Gay And Muslim

Queer Muslims are sometimes disavowed and shunned by other Muslims, whilst being simultaneously denied by the very LGBT+ communities they turn to for safety. To these individuals, religion and queerness cannot intersect.

Personal EssaySarah YusufJune 6, 2018reilgion, Islam, islamophobia, queer, homophobia, transphobia, trans, Pride Month, pride, USA

Hargot Sneak Peak: "It's a Kind of Magic"

“It goes deeper than that real life safe space; the game itself provides a world where the obstacles that I as a queer person face daily simply don’t exist. Fictional though the world in which we play may be, the power that it holds is real. Once a week, we get to exist in a space where our identities are as commonplace as the cobbles on the street…”