The solidarity and affection of independent publishing networks As a child, I remember desperately wanting a journal with a magnetic seal like my friends had at the time. Our family’s
The origins of “pato” in Queer Boricua lexicon.
Re-imagining relationships between complicated species
A memoir of escape and exile from once-democratic Myanmar.
In a cafe near Templehof park in Berlin in the spring, Anna Bowen catches up with scholar and writer Simon(e) van Saarloos about their new book, Take Em Down: Scattered Monuments and Queer Forgetting.
The voices of the ghosts that are trapped in this soil blow through my ears as vibrations. Little by little, I prepare myself to be other matter by colliding with other bodies.
Can a transcontinental flight create space for dialogue?
When LGBTI+ people occupy physical spaces alongside other social groups in struggle, a solidarity network becomes possible. That is dirsek teması.
When a translator borrowed the term “gender” from English, the Bulgarian conservative right found a new word to weaponize.
The dense and layered sociocultural fabric of West Oakland – a fascinating mix of the sub/urban, industrial, and historic – has faded from public recollection yet retains a character that persists despite the dispossession the neighborhood has endured for decades.
Anna T. reads the Dictionary of the Queer International and tells us how it moves her.
A chance meeting in a park unearthed a treasure trove of expressive photographs documenting New York in the ’80s.
