Lil Nas X Plays a Siren Song in “MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name)”
Lil Nas X gives us layers in “MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name)”, a visually-dynamic story about desire, hypocritical judgement from others, and even judgment from himself.
Lil Nas X gives us layers in “MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name)”, a visually-dynamic story about desire, hypocritical judgement from others, and even judgment from himself.
Special Interest doesn’t care what you think about them.
What started as an Instagram page, with “personals” in the traditional newspaper ad format, is now an app which fosters community for queer folk in various ways — finding partners, friends, roommates, protest-buddies, work collaborations, and more.
Bollywood has produced a few noteworthy queer films that are not only beautifully made, but are also a glimpse into the lives of people of the LGBTQ+ community.
In People of the Pride Parade, photographer Alyssa Blumstein captures the LGBTQIA+ community in its truest form: diverse, sparkling, packed with rainbows, and filled with the insurmountable audacity to shamelessly be themselves.
Not only is it nobody’s business to demand that a famous person come out, but using labels to define one’s sexuality might hurt more than they help.
Though the Caribbean is known for its tropical weather, rich culture, and beautiful beaches; many do not live in paradise due to homophobia. However, a few Caribbean creatives are using the best of their abilities to create a dialogue.
Pride may have been cancelled, but you can still celebrate from home!
Adaptable, tangible and fun, Domka Spytek believes her kits could improve sex education, be used as therapy, in doctors surgeries, or even to help those who don’t speak the language.
Making up a small percentage of the LGBTQIA+ community, asexuality is still misunderstood and underrepresented among other identities.