O’Grady’s latest play ‘Are We Awake?’ superbly and complexly deals with intersection of two identity categories often imagined, wrongly, to be incompatible: queerness and disability.
My first reaction to the news that a man had been detained after attempting to put acid in a club’s lube dispenser was terror; it is a prime example of a blatant, vitriolic act of homophobic violence. Following this was the disgust as I observed the…
Sonia Kruger is what happens when we disparage and discourage actual, learned experts on critical issues like race and gender and sexuality.
Whatever happens on July 2nd, the fact remains: Queer people are here, we are voting, and our voice matters.
“Why do gays want to be treated differently? Don’t you want to be equal, and if so, why don’t you act the same as everyone else?”
Like it or not, the art we consume has a great bearing on how we see our own identities.
Many young people are forced to leave their family homes due to discrimination or abuse around their identities and sexuality.
“At this point in my journey I see no need to reconcile my faith and my sexuality, because I don’t see any conflict.”
“I wanted to show that we’re unapologetically queer. That we are stridently, vocally, queer.”
