In which, once again, Erin suffers for our entertainment.
Molly went to the DC Equality March and has a whole bunch of stunning photos to share with you: http://bit.ly/2roy76D
From actual lesbians, to fictional lesbians, to women showing up looking very Mommi and Daddy™, and everything in between: we’ve got the important bits of the Tonys covered.
So. Many. Questions. Maybe you can help us find the answers? (THIS IS YOUR SPOILER WARNING: THERE ARE SPOILERS HERE.)
Why is it that only people with money get to not worry about their health? Life is expensive and just because some of us require more expenses doesn’t mean our lives aren’t equally valuable. Money shouldn’t matter when it comes to access quality healthcare, but it does. So why is it that because we don’t have the same opportunities and there are more obstacles placed in our way, we have to be punished?
Angel, one of many disabled queer folks who joined voices to talk about the impact of the AHCA, including pleas to their senators: http://bit.ly/2rbmosL
Despite the serious themes and messages throughout the day, the Resist March still had the fun, happy, colorful energy characteristic of Pride as it was clear that our celebration of LGBTQ lives is the ultimate form of resistance.
Reneice
Check out the rest of the stories and photos from the #ResistMarchLA here: http://bit.ly/2rnmGvY
On the one year anniversary of the tragic shooting at Pulse Nightclub in Orlando, we look back at our Queer Latina Essay Series: Our Pulse.
That Orange Is the New Black‘s response to murdering a queer Black women is to try to drive home the point that no one’s really good and no one’s really evil and we’re all just human is really disheartening. We know white men are human; we are reminded every day in every way. It’s why it was so welcome watch a show that reminded us of the humanity of people who aren’t white men, and why it’s so demoralizing to lose that refuge.
#WynonnaEarp comes back to SyFy TONIGHT! Here’s a refresher about the things we loved in Season 1, and a few things we’re hoping to get out of Season 2.
Every season this show has kept its center but shifted and molded and grown and morphed into something entirely new, and The Final Trip is no different. In some ways it feels like something totally unexpected, in some ways it feels like exactly where we were going all along.
“Orphan Black” Is Back For Its Final Trip
It’s your party you can cry (or laugh!) if you want to! It’s everyone’s birthday in the Friday Open Thread, so come on over and join in the fun: http://bit.ly/2r3dtcP