We’ve seen it here in Wisconsin: The risk for LGBTQ youth to be bullied online and in person is significantly increasing. But how does it…
We wish you all a beautiful and prosperous 2022, and to hopefully stop pondering 2020 still. Here are some notable dates for LGBTQ folks this year:…
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Some thought this discussion had already been put to bed. Others are still making cases for either side. Should we as a greater society be…
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As the holidays are coming up, sometimes new people are brought around as a significant other, “roommate” or “friend,” if you know what I’m saying.…
Continue reading → Hot take: Normalize asking people’s pronouns all the time
By Tas Kronby | Website Life is complicated for everyone but intersectionality adds unique complications. Neurotypical, cisgender and heterosexual people do not understand or experience…
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Nothing. Do not interact. And if you can't avoid them, that's OK! Sit at the kids' table. They're way cooler anyway.
Hi folks! For those of you who celebrate, a happy early Thanksgiving. And to those who don't, enjoy your long weekend if you get one.…
We’ve seen it before with Zach, Heidi, Irene, Cody, Bob, Drew and many others — the internet has influenced people in helping them identify who…
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An explanation of why neurodivergencies are common among the LGBTQIA population By Tas Kronby Diversity is a multifaceted reality that includes many marginalized communities. Common…
Continue reading → An exploration of intersections: Neurodivergence and being LGBTQIA
In light of international pronouns day, it seemed only appropriate to address a growing expectation: asking one’s pronouns. Though it sounds rather comical to address…
Continue reading → How to ask for someone’s pronouns in the best, most polite possible way
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