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Drag queens who survived the Club Q mass shooting, the Pulse Massacre, and an Ohio church firebombing open up about a coalition they've formed to support drag artists in the face of violence.
In the spirit of Halloween, Rev. Irene Monroe reflects on the what she calls 'the nation's earliest examples of homegrown domestic terrorism --the Salem Witch Trials of 1692.' Monroe disucsses, Tituba, the black witch of Salem, who sparked the witchhunts, as a jumping off point to look at race, gender, lesbianism, the patriarchy and more.
Residing a stone's throw from Salem, Massachusetts, as I celebrate Women's History Month, I am reminded of one of this nation's earliest examples of home-grown domestic terrorism - the Salem Witch Trails of 1692. This haunting history of the Puritan's execution of innocent women, and certain men too, is a window into how their religious fanaticism, misogyny, and homophobia destroyed not only the moral fiber of their town, but how it also decimated its own Christian zeal all to become a "city on the hill."
"Hateful words lead to hateful actions. Radical love is the only solution."
Read the reactions from the LGBTQ+ community to the next attack after the ClubQ shooting.
The trans author holds zero punches as she takes readers for a relentless, gruesome ride through TERF hell.
Police have a suspect in custody, who they believe is responsible for a bloody rampage that left Catherine Han Montoya dead, another woman injured, and a third terrorized.
From the unsung heroes to the latest releases, here are a seven cool films that are either literally, subtextually, or metaphorically about the ladies to love ladies. To be fair, some of these haven't been released and are therefore not eligible for The Globes, but we thought we'd put them on your radar just the same!
