Arts & Culture
Review: Netflix’s “Nimona” – a story of fluid identity and queer acceptance
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Noelle K. Bowles reviews “Nimona,” an animated fantasy from Netflix with themes of queer identity and acceptance of fluid identities.
Opinion
Opinion: The Queer Craft, Old and New
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The witch was a figure of both disgust and fear, but, paradoxically, also of sexual desire and temptation. The witch represented that which was forbidden in all its forms. And for that, she was reviled, even as she titillated the minds of the repressed. Very queer, indeed.
Living
Far from the Mainstream
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This is the first place that has been entirely mine, where every piece of art or display has been chosen because it represents something important to me, something that makes me happy. Trying to see it with another set of eyes feels distancing, like a particularly unpleasant magic trick. I suppose that’s fitting.
News
Target moves Pride Collection and removes “Satanic” items after backlash
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Target moves Pride Month items and removes others with Pagan motifs caving to conservative pressure and false claims on social media.
Living
Visibility
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I have never considered myself either a woman or a man. From the first days of my exploration, I was very clear that my identity was something else, a trickster-slick and shifting thing that slipped past both words and into uncharted lands. It was, by definition, dangerous.