Abuser Apologism And ‘Untrustworthy’ Bisexuals
As far as I’m concerned, Johnny Depp is just another in a line of men I’ve masturbated about who have ended up being bad people.
Author: Charlie Tetiyevsky
Charlie Tetiyevsky is a non-fiction writer, poet, editor, and publisher based in Sydney. She is interested in radical and subversive thought, human rights, mental health, and being rather loud in public spaces. In her spare time she runs the Newtown-based Parliament Zine Project.
Relax, We’re Fucked: How I Learned To Love Donald Trump
When it comes down to it, Trump is not what’s remarkable here.
How the Media Hijacked Queer Bodies
Whenever we’re talking about queer grrrls in the mainstream media, it’s the same old shit in a different package.
People Hate On Caroline Marcus, and Not Because She’s White
I don’t mean to pick on Marcus herself, but she’s the perfect case study for exactly why we need intersectionality and an understanding of diversity.
Why young Aussie Queers will never be homeowners
The LGBTQI community is not being given the equipment it needs to combat an economy already hostile towards non-baby-boomers.
How intersectionality is waking Australia up
It’s not easy to look at the mess that’s been built around us and take the responsibility of fixing it.
Carving out a Queer Space in Feminism
Identifying as something other than feminine was difficult when masculinity and manhood felt like they stood against everything I had always rallied for.
How Yoga Killed Sydney
If you don’t adhere to the mores of being hyperconscious about health, you have no choice but to get out or else go broke buying juice.
The Orwellian Future of the Crimes Bill 2016
Important shit: By court order, our whole judicial system and the presumption of innocence could soon be overwritten.