Cute twinks and gym bros: Why do we police trans masculine identities?
This week, on QueerAF in an episode from our mentoring programme for Trans+ History Week, we’re going to trace back in recent history where body standards for both gay and trans men come from, how the...
6 Heinä 29min
The He-She Ladies: The Case of Boulton and Park
In 1870, Fanny ‘Fredrich’ Park and Stella ‘Ernest’ Boulton were arrested at the Strand Theatre by three undercover policemen and prosecuted for violating the Offences Against Persons Act of 1861 – aka...
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How to save Trans+ stories in an age they can be deleted with just a click?
We live in an era where algorithms are filtering queer and Trans+ stories, and worse - where whole archives of LGBTQIA+ content are being deleted. Ahead of us may be worse, active rhetoric and regimes...
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What can queer liberation learn from Mama Major's prison abolition work?
The use of anti-trans rhetoric perpetuated by United States government officials is designed to distract from the wider, growing authoritarianism. That's long been understood by liberation leaders fro...
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How can you live a queer life without acceptance?
In Three Days Grace, Nick begins the story frozen in the gathering dusk of his cramped Parisian room, perched on the edge of his chair in nothing but glacier-white briefs. What unfolds, over just thre...
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The legacy of HIV activists is under threat. How do we turn the tide?
Lou Sullivan is known to many as a first. One of the first openly gay trans men in public life, widely considered the first known case of a trans man developing AIDS, and later the first trans man kno...
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Season 7 | Ten years of the QueerAF podcast
We need to shut down the lies the anti-trans movement tell. The best way to do that? With queer journalism, and our history.This season on the QueerAF podcast, as we mark ten years of bringing you awa...
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