ISSUE XII
CINEMA
As queer cinema goes mainstream, can it hold
onto its defiant roots?
The true magic of Christmas is the opportunity to open our minds and forgive old grudges.
As the absolute labels once needed for acceptance begin to peel off, a clear trend re-emerges: We are more bisexual than we think.
Inclusive Masculinity Theory sees gay acceptance as evidence that the patriarchy is fading. So why are we still so fixated on sticking it to The Man?
Studies tell us that people perceive men’s and women’s wellbeing very differently. What does that say about the discourse that currently dominates our culture?
Charlie Sheen may never have sexually explored “the other side of the menu” sober, but he doesn’t regret it.
From the US to the UK to Russia, banning LGBT literature is always the first step in a wider assault on free expression.
The untruths of trans activism caused a backlash, but the LGBT movement has been on shaky factual ground for decades.
Charlie Kirk wasn’t the monster his critics have painted nor the authoritarian his supporters have become.
Michael Shane Hale has accomplished more behind bars over the past 30 years than most people do in a lifetime.
Activist platitudes kept me in the dark about my shifting bisexual attractions. I had to wait for ChatGPT to get real answers.
In their frenzied crusade to “embrace tradition”, right-wing populists haven’t defended Western civilization — they’ve become Moscow’s unwitting pawns.
South Africa and Lesotho have passed important LGBT protections, but without changing attitudes, these laws are paper-thin.
Lesbian culture is disappearing beneath our noses, erased as part of a homophobic feedback loop — one I became painfully ensnared in.
In the years since the Russian invasion, the Russian-occupied territories in Ukraine have seen a dramatic backslide in LGBT rights and tolerance.
Nearly a third of teen boys look up to Andrew Tate, but you don’t need to be a sleazeball to be a man.
Women have feared spinsterhood for centuries, but the stigma has always been grounded in a lie.
The Second Pan-African Conference on Family Values was nothing if not a monument to the homophobia raging across the continent.
The Trump administration tried to erase bisexuality from government websites, but they only awakened a sleeping giant.
Behind the sitcom shenanigans, Two and a Half Men captured the ethos of pre-Trump America — glamorizing excess, deception, and a performative masculinity that set the stage for the cultural chaos to come.
Left-wing LGBT activism has not only fallen flat with the public — it’s driving away LGBT moderates.
Until liberals rediscover the fundamental truths of their own tradition, right-wing populists will continue to eat their lunch.
The political right welcomed LGBT moderates with open arms. Once they took power, the mask came off.
Long before President Trump went to war with universities, academics were busy destroying their own reputations.
How radical politics, fringe views, social media, and dating taboos screwed a generation — though not literally.
Imperfect, often contradictory, and sometimes confusing, Pope Francis ushered in centuries worth of LGBT progress in just over a decade.