Here's to all the love courageously shared in a society that would rather keep Queer people tucked away, out of sight and out of mind.

Which parts of you are currently keeping closeted? *Sexual orientation? *Sexual desire? *Gender orientation? *Gender expression?

Like it or not, there have always been Queer people charged with keeping us safe, one way or another...

Straight supremacy is an ideology, not a mental illness. Some people choose to enrich themselves on the backs of others, financially...

Quick straight supremacy check: how do you react when you find out a Queer person earns more money than you?

I'm going to let you in on a little secret: almost everything you did today could be called "gender-affirming care." So if you lack the...

The relentless downward pressure of straight supremacy upon a tiny minority of the population means one thing: Queer people need each other.

Straight privilege comforts itself by saying how much it loves its Queer friends and family, without actually risking anything for our...

Queer people belong in the boardroom (and at all levels of the company).

Many of your childish views about Queer people don't match the complex realities of our identities or modes of personal expression.

Today is a good day to question everything you thought you knew about Queer people and invest in actual relationships with us.

If you think you don't know any Queer people, yes you do. They're simply choosing not to confide in you...

If you don't have Queer people in leadership roles at your organization, that DEI program you keep touting is really just a...

I can't wait to see our allies risking more of their comfort and convenience in the name of fighting straight supremacy.

If there aren't Queer people working in your organization, then it's operating at a competitive disadvantage.

Queer people lead rich, full lives and aren't here for anyone's mere amusement.

No matter what Queer people do or say, or how palatable to them we might try to make ourselves, many straight people (even allies) will...

Queer people have all sorts of allies, at least until it comes to their sharing power or being inconvenienced in any way.

I can understand why some straight people might be scared of Queer people, when day after day we effortlessly exude such fabulousness,,,

Love's fierce majesty requires no one's acceptance or approval.