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Why Today's Teens Are More Likely Than Ever to Be Gender Nonconforming
"We finally have the tools to describe ourselves in our own way.”
Five Queer People on What 'Femme' Means to Them
"Femme" practices can be as empowering for one queer person as they are alienating for another. We asked five queer femmes about the unique ways they approach their identities.
What It’s Like to Be a Gender-Fluid Sex Worker
Jane Way tells us about being cast in cis female porn roles, how they deal with misgendering from clients, and the frustration of fluidity.
What We Know About the Fatal Shooting of an LGBTQ Student Leader in Georgia
Police said Scout Schultz was brandishing a knife when they were killed in a standoff with officers on Georgia Tech's campus Saturday night.
What Happens When the Person You're Dating Comes Out as Non-Binary?
"It gave us more freedom to be and do who and what we wanted."
This Popular New RPG on Steam Allows Players to Choose “They/Them” Pronouns
It’s one of the only video games that allows for explicit flexibility in gender expression.
Why Can't My Famous Gender Nonconforming Friends Get Laid?
Jacob Tobia and Alok Vaid-Menon are femme nonbinary icons. But that won't get them dates, and the reasons why speak volumes about our discomfort with those who exist between genders.
A Party Has to Be More Than Gay to Qualify as "Queer"
Calling something “queer” comes with a responsibility to live up to what the term encompasses.
Deconstructing Binary Gender Norms Through Mutable Self-Portraits
Artist Alex Orellana deconstructs gender with photographs and code.
How '29' Paints A Personal, Yet Surreal Picture Of London
It draws heavily on the real lives of the two developers making the game. But it also features a literally monstrous roommate.
We Meet Members of India's Third-Gender Community on 'GAYCATION'
Ian and Ellen talk with an Indian pop group using music to raise awareness about the hijra population, one of the world's oldest recorded third gender communities, on the next episode of 'GAYCATION.'
A Veteran Won the Right to Legally Identify as Neither Male Nor Female
In a monumental decision, an Oregon judge said an army vet could be exactly who they want to be.