Some queer people claim that their gaydar is excellent, and they actually end up making correct judgments for people they meet most of the time. Others lament the low functionality of their gaydar, pointing out that it didn’t even help them recognize that they were gay. Admittedly . . . read more

There are many LGBT themed playlist on the Internet, all claiming the title for “Best Coming Out Playlist” ever! However, I always found that these playlists were put together by curators targeting all generations, including Baby Boomers . . . read more

What the LGBT community needs is allies. Every letter of the acronym does, in common but also in particular ways: we all need allies to stand by us and fight against specific problems of varying shapes and sizes. Especially the less privileged identities and intersections of the community need support . . . read more

Well, we’re pretty sure you’ve heard about the viral videos about First Kiss & First Hug. New Zealand’s Love Your Condom came up with a gay version . . . read more

Why The Loss of Obamacare (LGBT Affordable Health Care) Should Be a Cause of Concern At this point, it is no longer useful to express any outrage at what Donald Trump is doing. The man has successfully and skillfully broken virtually every taboo in American politics. My concern now is . . . read more

Sexual Assault: The Crime that Dare Not Speak its Name. One of the downsides of being part of an unprotected minority; is the possibility that few will care when you are a victim of crime. For quite some time, there have been stories of

Straight people who are homophobic: We live in a society that likes to believe that progress has been made – even though many members of our society condemn whatever progress . . . read more

June is set to be LGBT Pride month, in commemoration of the Stonewall riots that took place in 1969 in Manhattan. Pride as an anniversary . . . read more