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Indoctrinated As Straight
“There ought to be a time in one’s adult life which is dedicated to rediscovering the most important readings of our youth. Even if the books remain the same (though they too change, in the light of an altered historical perspective), we certainly have changed, and this later encounter is therefore completely new. –Italo Calvino, Continue reading
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Quietly Queer
When A Stranger Hurts You “It’s protected by free speech,” they told us. “If his sticky-notes came down, they all had to come down.” Fortunately for us, this news came to us after we had taken down the Pride Month display. His sticky-notes, while forever a part of our growing LGBTQIA+ collection, will never see Continue reading
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Yes, Daddy by Jonathan Parks-Ramage
Rating: What It’s About: Yes, Daddy follows Jonah Keller, a Middle America young, gay man, who dreams of becoming a successful playwright. And while he moved to New York City to achieve this dream, he finds himself living in a rundown sublet, begging to work extra hours at a restaurant, barely making rent each month. Continue reading
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“A message to you all”
by Cassie Workman (@ghostcassie) from her TikTok So this one is a little different. Not only is it my first non-YouTube video shared here, but this is one won’t have a verse block like the other posts this year. That’s because Cassie has captions in her video. I had to include this in this year’s Continue reading
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“Baby’s First Intersex Birthday”
by Matt Mitchell from Ours Poetica Like crystals of calcium hardened on the edges of a cheese block in the forgotten bottom fridge drawer, booger guts glue my morning eyes shut & I comb out clumps of my grandfather’s hairline & not even the sun breaking through the window wants to fall into me. The Continue reading
Chapin City Blues 