digital illustration of a tiger roaring and bearing its teeth against a textured gray background interspersed with yellow chains. Written in red text across the illustration is “SHAKE YOUR CHAINS TO THE EARTH LIKE DEW YE ARE MANY, THEY ARE FEW”.]
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The Mask of Anarchy

Illustrated by Chrys Marr (She/They) This illustration was originally published in our Winter 2022 Volume 1 zine “Queer Rage, Resistance, & Renaissance.“

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The Yassification of Shirley Jackson: A Queer Reading of The Haunting of Hill House

The queer horror genre has taken a lot of twists and turns to reach where it is today. First and foremost, it began with misrepresentation. With examples like the predatory lesbian figure in “Daughter of Dracula” or the blatant demonization…

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Books That Aren’t Gay, but We Love ‘Em Anyway

Graphic by Ria Kotak 1) “The Illuminae Files” by Jay Kristoff and Amie Kaufman “The Illuminae Files” is a science fiction trilogy co-written by Jay Kristoff and Amie Kaufman and illustrated by Marie Lu. It is set in the 26th…

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Palomino Festival Displays Country Music’s Progress Toward Diversity
black and white comic by steph liu (she/her) titled "tied too tight". top panel depicts two girls, one with a high bun and the other with long hair. the former ties a red string around the others finger, a pool of thread on the ground beside her. text reads "i think i did it wrong". bottom panel depicts the two, bodies made up of the same string, dancing together and holding each other. text reads "i think i took this string that tied us together and wove it into a love story."
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Tied Too Tight
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Drag, Deafness, and Defending Queer Youth with The Mother Birdie: Disability Pride (Month) Spotlight
simple illustrated 50s movie poster depicting a red-haired woman with a white headband, green eyes, pearl necklace, and yellow gingham dress behind a tan brunette with glasses and purple coveralls. behind them is a blurred interior of a movie theater. written by kristin haegelin, illustrated by christopher ikonomou. la rousse.
Creative Writing
La Rousse
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Opinion
There is Not Only Sex in Homosexuality
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Finding and Standing Up For Yourself with Walela Nehanda: Disability Pride (Month) Spotlight
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Creative Writing
Fragile Dandelions
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Love Conquers All
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Colorfully Controlling One’s Identity with Juniper Harwood: Disability Pride (Month) Spotlight
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Violence in the Shadows of the Binary
Photo of Sky Cubacub, a Filipinx nonbinary person modeling a skin tight cap made of bright metallic pink, teal, and gold fish scales, teal lipstick, round pink fashion sunglasses, hoop earrings, and a spandex pink and teal halter top with a matching harness.
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Radical Visibility and Accessible Fashion with Sky Cubacub: Disability Pride (Month) Spotlight
graphic showing an iPhone screen with an iMessage conversation. the sender sends a red heart and question mark, the recipient represented by the rainbow flag sends a trans flag with a canceled symbol. below the phone reads "dating sucks" on a pink background
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What’s HER Problem?: 5 Issues in Trans Dating
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Art as Activism with Rhiannon Salt: Disability Pride (Month) Spotlight
a digital illustration of Jackson, a white man with long, brown hair staring off to right wearing purple jacket with a flower pattern and white collar, a white scarf, and a white cowboy hat with an upside down pink triangle stitched in the middle. From left to right, the background fades from dark blue, light blue, purple, red, and dark purple
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Archaic
collage of 3 La Loteria cards on a blush colored background. Card 6, La Sirena depicting a mermaid. Card 22, La Bota depicting a tall black boot. Card 4, El Catrin depicting a tall Spaniard in a tuxedo.
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La Loteria Queered
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Disability Pride Month: An Introduction
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Achilles Lamenting The Death of Patroclus Queered
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Pride Born From Ashes
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