Dear Worrier Princess: Soft In the Middle

This week DWP tackles questions about vulnerability-Is it possible to speak and expose our truths while keeping some part of ourselves?

LifestyleMaddy CourtSeptember 17, 2018advice column, maddy court, Columns, sidney champagne, dear worrier princess

Dear Worrier Princess: How Do We Move On From Here?

What happens when a once-solid relationship becomes unbearable? Is it possible to avoid your exes until graduation?

LifestyleMaddy CourtSeptember 3, 2018Maddy Court, maddy court, dear worrier princess, advice column, sidney champagne

Vernon, Beauty

Mark Aghatise shows us beauty in discordant moments of the everyday.

PhotographyMark AghatiseAugust 31, 2018mark aghatise, vernon beauty, photography

#Femspreading

the #femspreading campaign celebrates fems, femmes, women and genderqueer people taking up space — however we can, because we can.

LifestyleBettina SferrinoAugust 23, 2018#femspreading, poetry

Dear Worrier Princess: Friends to the End

When you’re no longer a couple, what happens to your shared friends? How do you deal when your best friend gets a girlfriend and stops returning your texts?

LifestyleMaddy CourtAugust 20, 2018Maddy Court, sidney champagne, dear worrier princess

Dear Worrier Princess: Wallflowering into Full Bloom

This week Worrier Princess tackles FLIRTING, SHY BUTCHES, FEMME INVISIBILITY

LifestyleMaddy CourtAugust 6, 2018Maddy Court, dear worrier princess, advice column

Dear Worrier Princess: Exes, Exes Everywhere

Dear Worrier Princess is a queer advice column based off The Ex-Girlfriend of My Ex-Girlfriend Is My Girlfriend, the viral queer advice zine by Maddy Court (a.k.a @xenaworrierprincess on Instagram).

LifestyleMaddy CourtJuly 23, 2018dear worrier princess, advice column, sidney champagne, maddy court, Maddy Court

A Festival Grows in Stockholm

Titwrench said you, the person who has never been heard. You, the person who has always struggled to feel meaningful, show us. Show us what you’re feeling. Show us how to support you and we will.

LifestyleJill SheaJune 15, 2018music, lifestyle, festivals, mixed media, queer

The Fashion Agenda: Queer Trauma Drama

“This month we’re going on a whirlwind adventure of the most dramatic fashion accessory to ever make an appearance in queer history: trauma. The oppressor’s tool and this season’s unique trim.”

FashionEleadah ClackMay 25, 2018trauma, queer, homophobia, transphobia, abuse, bullying, queer youth, trans youth, school

Building Consent Culture With Kitty Stryker: Takeallah Rivera

Kitty Stryker interviews writer, doula, mother, and general badass Takeallah Rivera on how being a parent has influenced her understanding of consent culture.

Consent CultureKitty StrykerMay 1, 2018

The Fashion Agenda: The Micro-Aggressive Part-Time Job

Who doesn’t love working 80+ hours every week to get their slice of the American pie! But, since we all gotta do it, why not talk about it?

FashionEleadah ClackApril 17, 2018fashion, The Fashion Agenda, queer, qtpoc, style, lifestyle, labour, work, job, money

Building Consent Culture with Kitty Stryker: Shawn Taylor

This is the first interview in my series “Building Consent Culture with Kitty Stryker” here at Argot. The series will be published every two weeks and will feature scholars, activists, writers and thinkers discussing their thoughts about consent and ideas for building a better future.

Consent CultureKitty StrykerMarch 21, 2018

The Fashion Agenda: End of Winter Stretch

Stretch comes in all types - this month, we show appreciation for the leather, the leggings the looks!

FashionEleadah ClackMarch 19, 2018layers, Eleadah Clack, fashion, The Fashion Agenda, queer, looks, winter, spring, style, lifestyle

Control Yourself, Not Me

Tiffani Gomez is a native Washington, DC artist.

IllustrationTiffani GomezMarch 12, 2018mixed media, Illustration, Tiffani Gomez, women's week

Roots

I've always had a habit of bringing back monsters with me.

PhotographyZayn ThiamFebruary 16, 2018nanette thiam, photography, alone week, valentine's day

A Reflection

Chloe Rubenstein is an illustrator and muralist from Boston, MA.

IllustrationChloe RubensteinFebruary 14, 2018chloe rubenstein, alone week, valentine's day, Illustration

PHOTOS: Three Dykes by LBX Studios

Lbx Studios is a Melbourne based clothing label run by Bronte Ashworth and Lilly Macdonald. The two are close friends, who share a passion for encouraging positive global change (and good threads).

PhotographyBronte AshworthFebruary 6, 2018photography, fashion, lifestyle

PHOTOS: Bangalore's Pride March

Over 7000 people gathered for Namma Pride, the Bangalore Pride March. Bangalore is often called the Silicon Valley of India, a country that criminalizes homosexuality. The turnout speaks to the volumes of LGBT people who are in need of life-preserving legislations, safe spaces, and community.

PhotographyAmogha LakshmiFebruary 2, 2018pride, photography