Browsing Tag gay

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  Fiction

  In the Opposites’ World

  The fog rolling off the Schuylkill under the low sky of clouds touching the city’s towers has freed the streets of others, allowing us to walk hand in

  By Alexander Casillas
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  Fiction

  She and Her Kid and Me and Mine

  "To further complicate matters, we are both married to white men."

  By Alejandro Varela
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  Poems

  Just Kiss Him, Bro

  Young men of the age / I’m thinking sit with empty spaces / between them at the movies

  By Andrew McKernan
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  Shrapnel

  dance me to the end of night

  A memory of youth on the cusp of AIDS.

  By Norman Belanger
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  Poems

  IRL: A Third Excerpt

  One night she steals / an onion from one / of the nuns tells me it’s / the sweetest thing she ever / tasted.

  By Tommy Pico
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  Poems

  IRL: A Second Excerpt

  feasting on boys ideas / and language and chips / of technology. Sometimes / real food.

  By Tommy Pico
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  Poems

  IRL: An Excerpt

  Who deserves yr story? / Not all stories. Not my story / my lol truth not life of live-/ lihood or food.

  By Tommy Pico
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  Fiction

  Cosi Fan Tutte

  Sordid sex. Hard drugs. Human connection? A new short story from Doug Weaver.

  By Doug Weaver
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  Columns

  Why Republican Billionaires Are Gay Rights Advocates

  By pretending to be populist, the corporatized gay movement reaffirms the dangerous lie that American democracy isn't imperiled.

  By Caspar
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  Columns

  When Coming Out Doesn’t Work

  Coming out makes life easier for The Straights, but not always for us.

  By Caspar
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  Columns

  I’m Queer & So Are You: Against Being Born This Way

  The common defense undermines our fight for liberation and is a symptom of rape culture.

  By Caspar
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  Columns

  I’m Queer & So Are You: Why We Don’t Talk About Butt Sex

  Taking the sex out of sexuality has handed the gay movement to rich white men.

  By Caspar