From "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee: <Mrs. Dubose was a sick, cantankerous old woman who would berate Jem and Scout whenever...

Dare to release the love locked in your heart.

This is what political resistance can look like.

There is no future that exists without queer people in it.

Love is all the selfless choices we make for someone else's spiritual growth, care, and comfort.

Come warm your hands by the gentle fire of life, and let your hearts be healed.

Wake up to a love that sustains you.

From time to time we all ache to be held and let the world melt away.

There are moments in life when you look at someone and just know they're your person.

"Straightness" as a sexual orientation and culture is based on a lie, created by people in positions of power, in order to preserve...

Seen. Known. Cherished. Loved. Adored.

There's nothing like melting into the arms of a loved one.

Some families have two fathers.

The first blush of love is just cause for simple celebrations.

Straightness as a sexual/cultural orientation is "fragile" because it's based on a lie: that human hearts should in some way be constricted,

Queer deviance is the source of our fabulousness.

Surrender is the new strength.

Claim the joy available to you.

Lean into the love you long to experience.

Straight society is engineered for queer loneliness. That means togetherness, love, and laughter is our greatest form of resistance.