Our debut collection, focusing on conservative cultural spaces away from urban city centers that are overrepresented in queer media, and exploring queerness and gender from between and beyond the coasts. This nine-part collection begins August 13.
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QTPOC Reflect on Pride 50 Years After Stonewall.
On migrations, colonization, and culture, and the ongoing search for home.
Celebrating Two-Spirit voices and conversations around indigenous experiences during Native American Heritage Month. Guest edited by Xemiyulu Manibusan Tapepechul.
Body acceptance, self love, disability, dysphoria, size, and representation in media.
On the Challenges of Defining Latinidad and the Intersections of Identity in Queer & Trans Latinx Communities. Guest edited by Rubén, Queer Xicano Chisme.
The harmful politics of desirability and attraction for queer and trans people of color.
On intimacy, sexual health, and stigma.
Interrogating the model minority myth on race, ethnicity, gender, & sexuality. Guest edited by AC Dumlao.
Environmental racism and the effects of planning, policy, and pollution.
Mental health and self-care for queer and trans people of color.
Our Black History Month Collection. Edited by our then Guest-Editor Niq D. Johnson PhD.
