Fortunately this is no longer an issue. But emailing your rep is an easy way to either thank them for their support, or to start a dialogue about LBGTQA+ folks (or even just to let them know at least one consituent disagreed), because I'm sure similar issues will come up.

( I got to thank my rep for voting against it...how about you? )

glad to see a little activity here...hello! as far as vital stats...i'm 22 years old, and bi. i don't live in st. louis yet (i'm in chicago for the time being), but i'm moving there in august to attend law school at wash u. i joined this community so i can get a head start in figuring out the queer "scene" in st. louis...what there is to do, ( Read more... )

Hi everyone! I signed up for this community a while ago and didn't really think about posting (mostly I just like to read the articles/look at the preeeetty pictures) till now ( Read more... )

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Hi! I don't think I've ever posted anything on here...but I might as well start now!

( If you're interested! )

In conjunction with Growing American Youth (GAY) and Health and Education for Youth (HEY), a new group is being formed:

Transgender/Gender-Variant/Gender-Questioning Youth GroupMondays, 8 PM ( Read more... )

I'm writing a paper about drag king culture and I need some resources. It can be books, magazine articles, actual people or any other sort of sources really. It's a paper in which I'm supposed to explain a concept, so it's going to be pretty general. Does anybody have any suggestions for sources?

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New England LGBTQQIAF 'Breakout' College Conference 2005

This is a college conference for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgendered, Queer, Questioning, Intersex, Allie, and Fluid College Students. April 8th thru 10th at the University of New Hampshire, Durham. Keynote speakers will include: Matt Foreman, Ru Paul Andre Charles, and The Female Orgasm ( Read more... )

For any of you into queer lit, I have to recommend The Line of Beauty by Alan Hollinghurst. It would also help if you're an Anglophile, because although the story takes place in the 1980s, the characters still use phrases that make them all sound like they just jumped out of Jane Eyre.