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Stories in Pride that you’ll love, handpicked by our team.
Movie Review: 'The People's Joker' is Among the Best of 2024
The People's Joker (2024) Directed by Vera Drew Written by Vera Drew, Bri LaRose Starring Vera Drew, Lynn Downey, Christian Calloway, Scott Aukerman, Bob Odenkirk, Tim Heidecker
Sean PatrickPublished 27 days ago in Pride16 carriages
he heard her booming, “while i watch them ride with my fears away,” filling the air rushing from my open windows, a cry to, for, and from those rendered voiceless.
to the standoff outside the bus stop
I remember the anger boiling in my stomach I never truly understood the meaning of an emotion physically in motion until that moment
Oneg In The ArcticPublished 2 months ago in PrideWe Need To Talk About Cis Privilege
Privilege is defined as the right by a particular race, gender, or social class to access societal advantages inaccessible to others. Privilege comes in many ways: because you are white, or male, or thin, or stereotypically attractive, or able-bodied. Cisgender is an adjective which describes those who identify with their assigned sex at birth. When we're born, we are given a label of female or male based on the way we look. Those who feel a disconnect between assigned gender and true identity are transgender. Those who do not feel a disconnect are cisgender.
ghostsandrebelsPublished 2 months ago in PrideThe Journey to Self-Love
“If you can’t love yourself, how the hell are you going to love someone else?” The famous quote from the Queen themself: RuPaul. The purpose of the quote is simple: self-love needs to be the foundation for any relationship. However, the road to discovering self-love may take years for many, myself included.
Iris HarrisPublished 3 months ago in PrideI am no different to them
With the brutal and violent deaths of two 16-year-old's Nex Benedict (they/them) and Brianna Ghey (she/her), one year apart, and nothing but an ocean dividing them. Nex Benedict was attacked in a bathroom of their school, they weren't attacked because of an argument they were attacked and sustained injuries that killed them over their choice to be themselves. Brianna Ghey, another 16 year old, was stabbed over 20 times to death, again, not because of an argument, not over gang affiliations or anything like that, she was killed over her decision to be who she was.
Quaker-nomicsPublished 3 months ago in PrideThe two interior designers
I was around six years old when I realized I was queer. I haven’t entirely grasped the concept yet, but I knew I was different in some way. That terrified me. I can remember, clear as day, my lamentations about whether I can hide it or fix it somehow. The guilt was suffocating, my little heart racing with anxiety and paranoia because I was mortified over the prospect of anyone finding out. I was stuck and isolated with no one to confide in. I’m sure you’ve heard this exact story a million times before and I’m not here just to garner sympathy with it. What I want to talk about is a turning point in my process of growing up and it all started with two interior designers we hired to refurnish our apartment.
Glass ShardsPublished 3 months ago in PrideHorror of Queerness
Pride was for other people when I was younger. Living in the Midwest didn’t really give me a lot of insight into what queerness is. Despite having a bisexual mother and trans neighbor I had no honest idea what it was. There were a ton of examples of it growing up. Both problematic and I suppose as unproblematic as they could be at that time.
Raphael FontenellePublished 3 months ago in Pride
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Spiritual life
Title The Spiritual Shade of Tamil Nadu Exploring True Stories Tamil Nadu, constantly appertained to as the" Land of tabernacles," boasts a vibrant spiritual heritage deeply simple with its artistic fabric. From ancient Holy Writ to ultramodern- day cautions, the state has been a cradle of spiritual enlightenment and godly exploits. In this narrative, we claw into the rich shade of spiritual narratives that define Tamil Nadu, recapitulating tales of devotion, mysticism, and distinction. One of the most hallowed spiritual destinations in Tamil Nadu is the municipality of Tiruvannamalai,
vinoth kumarPublished about 5 hours ago in PrideFour Tips for Being Inclusive Towards Individuals With Disabilities
Disability inclusion is becoming ever more common in today’s workplaces, a reality to the benefit of both people with disabilities and the rest of society! One key way all of us can advance our inclusion journey is thus educating ourselves on microaggressions faced by people with disabilities. In this blog, I will be discussing some of the most common behavioral microaggressions that people with disabilities too often have to deal with on a daily basis.
Dima GhawiPublished about 20 hours ago in PrideA Love Story
A Love Story In the quiet town of Willowbrook, where cobblestone streets meandered through rows of ivy-clad houses and ancient oak trees stood as silent sentinels, a love story as timeless as the town itself unfolded. This is the tale of Elara and Tristan, two souls whose paths converged in a symphony of serendipity and fate.
Hamza BashirPublished 4 days ago in PrideThe Power of Minimalism
Once upon a time, in the small town of Bumblebee, nestled between rolling hills and dense forests, there was a house that had been abandoned for decades. The house was known as the "Elegant Abandon," and it had a reputation for being haunted. No one had dared to enter the house in years, and it had become a local legend.
PoliSpeakHubPublished 5 days ago in PrideWhen Queers Mother the Stage
In the LGBTQ community, talents, creativity, and passion often quietly thrive, waiting for their moment to shine. Offering a stage, a spotlight, and dedicated time for exposure becomes more than just an opportunity; it becomes a catalyst for people to reveal their amazing skills. So, let's take a moment to rewind and reminisce about the transformative impact of LGBTQ competitions in the Philippines. These platforms have not only provided a space for self-expression but have also changed lives.
Divine GracePublished 7 days ago in PrideThe Paper Dolls
From pop of colors, to extravagant lashes, to dramatic play on costumes and iconic talents, aspiring drag artists in the Philippines find themselves equipped with opportunities to create mesmerizing performances. The contemporary drag scene is shaped by the presence of high-quality imaginative costumes and the capability to display their artistic talents to a worldwide audience. However, taking a monumental step back to the early days of drags in the Philippines, we remember the pioneers—the Paper Dolls.
Divine GracePublished 7 days ago in PrideFit Check: Is It Who You Are?
Once, we all accepted without question that schools are like our second homes. For many years, our lives have centered around schools, almost like the whole world revolves around them. Just like our real homes, schools aren't just buildings; they're places where we grow and develop. They're like sacred grounds that help shape who we are as individuals. But what if this space, intended to be safe and nurturing, transforms into an environment that dictates conformity and is filled with pretense. How does one break free?
Divine GracePublished 7 days ago in PrideHaiku. Hi, Me
Reflection in 2D She-Ra not He-Man Reflected me most on screen Now understand why ~ Simple News Easy to explain Hard for some to understand
S.K. WilsonPublished 10 days ago in Pride
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Glass Shards
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Mx. Stevie (or Stephen) Cole
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Buck Hardcastle
103 published stories
April Cope
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Oneg In The Arctic
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Iris Harris
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C.R. Hughes
72 published stories
Jen Parkhill “JP”
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ghostsandrebels
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J. Delaney-Howe
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