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Now that it’s June, one can no longer hide from all the rainbows and corporate-virtue signaling for Pride Month. As someone from the LGBTQ+ community, I wanted to switch it up and give a voice to an underrepresented group: straight men.
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I was an only child with lesbian parents; my genetic father was somewhere out there. I’d reached a clear understanding, and shame subsided for acceptance.
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Being in an environment that actively undermines your identity can cause so much angst and dread that the only solution is to escape.
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The second a gay man wears a dress, the universe explodes. So instead, queer men often focus our energy on these pop divas — the only acceptable way to express our femininity.
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Without fear, I finally see sex as what it is: not a big deal.
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I’m afraid to come out to people not just because I fear they won’t accept me, but because I’m afraid they won’t believe me.
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At that age, I didn’t really know what a gay person was. I had grown up watching “The Birdcage” and “Will & Grace” with my mercifully liberal family.
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Sunday marked the beginning of Asexual Awareness Week, a week dedicated to bringing awareness about and education of asexuality.
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A collaboration between the ASUC Office of the External Affairs Vice President and ASUC SUPERB Productions, Voteside Lands was a celebration of civic engagement — to “exercise your right to vote while also exercising that right to turn tf up,” as a SUPERB Facebook post put it.
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Every detail of CupcakKe’s movement felt engineered to draw the loudest screams from her fans and yet also felt totally spontaneous.
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