ISSUE XIII
Heretic
Today, LGBT individuals who challenge prevailing orthodoxies are exiled from their own communities. But what these heretics stand for can never be killed.
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Today, LGBT individuals who challenge prevailing orthodoxies are exiled from their own communities. But what these heretics stand for can never be killed.
Charlie Sheen may never have sexually explored “the other side of the menu” sober, but he doesn’t regret it.
Activist platitudes kept me in the dark about my shifting bisexual attractions. I had to wait for ChatGPT to get real answers.
The Trump administration tried to erase bisexuality from government websites, but they only awakened a sleeping giant.
Gay and lesbian communities may never fully outgrow their biphobia, but bi people will outgrow their reliance on gay and lesbian communities.
Society is far from the anti-trans hellscape activists portray it as, but if we follow the road they’ve started down, eventually it will be.
Most people have never heard of autogynephilia, or regard it as an anti-trans cudgel. But new research shows it’s far more common — and human — than culture warriors think.
South Africa made history as the first African country to legalize same-sex marriage. A new bill has reinvigorated its loudest critics.
Queer theory promised butch lesbians liberation from oppressive norms, but it only handed masculine power back to men.
The First Amendment allowed LGBT people to gain equal rights — will it also usher in a new age of conversion therapy?
LGBT rights today rest on laws, yes — but far more so on a vast, invisible architecture of memory and persuasion also known as liberalism.
Where radical activism caused only anti-LGBT backlash, liberal-minded trans activism must do the work of persuasion and compromise.
Zohran Mamdani smiling next to an anti-LGBT Ugandan politician is nothing new. Leftists have a long history of siding with tyrants.
From the US to the UK to Russia, banning LGBT literature is always the first step in a wider assault on free expression.
