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?
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.
After decades of bitter oppression at the hands of Bashar al-Assad, LGBT Syrians now face a landscape of violent, anarchic vigilantism.
Sex researcher William Costello’s viral poll on Olly Murs’s fitness transformation reveals truths about our ancient past and modern culture.
Bi people are the sexual ambassadors the world needs right now. It’s time we better understood them.
Right-wing influencers play fast and loose with the term “groomer”, but they suddenly rediscover nuance when it comes to Andrew Tate.
The mistreatment of a bi woman on Italy’s Grande Fratello shocked international audiences, but it reflects the country’s regressive social attitudes.
“With the unlawful deportation of a gay makeup artist, I see in the US troubling flashbacks to the country I fled: Russia.”
Ewan Morrison’s sci-fi thriller, For Emma, takes AI and the crisis of meaning to their most horrifying logical conclusions.
Bree Mills had never made a porn film or even seen a penis. Now she’s one of the industry’s heaviest hitters.
LGBT refugees are among the most motivated, patriotic, and productive newcomers. Turning them away is self-sabotage.
New research suggests that more people aren’t just coming out as bi, they are becoming more bi.