"Queer" is an accepted umbrella term that covers everyone in the LGBTQIA+ community, and there are lots of people in the queer community who identify specifically as queer or use words like "genderqueer" that contain the word "queer" to describe their sexuality and/or gender.
Are you also confused as to why there's a "T" and an "I" in "LGBTQIA+"? (The "Q" stands for "queer" BTW.)
"Wyoming Republican state Sen. Anthony Bouchard, one of Liz Cheney's GOP primary challengers, had a relationship with and impregnated a 14-year-old girl when he was 18.
'She was a little younger than me, so it's like the Romeo and Juliet story.'"
A little younger?! Good thing this Family Values Republican wasn't in Pennsyltucky.
I’ve had reservations about the “people of color” term, because it inadvertently endorses the opposite of what it intends, treating whiteness as normative. Similar, the LGBTQIA+ term can inadvertently treat being straight and cis as normative.
I found this chaste illustration in 1959 in a copy of a little humorous review which I remember as being titled 'The Humanist', but which does not seem to correspond with the actual magazine of that name. Clifford Prout, the founder of SINA, turned out to be Buck Henry.
And no one under 18 ever yearned to have her breasteses touched, either.
You're very optimistic.
"Queer" is an accepted umbrella term that covers everyone in the LGBTQIA+ community, and there are lots of people in the queer community who identify specifically as queer or use words like "genderqueer" that contain the word "queer" to describe their sexuality and/or gender.
Are you also confused as to why there's a "T" and an "I" in "LGBTQIA+"? (The "Q" stands for "queer" BTW.)
Okay, lemme get this straight. Isn't that the point? getting them straight
The first thing I thought was that cops/DAs would use the law for harrasment
"Wyoming Republican state Sen. Anthony Bouchard, one of Liz Cheney's GOP primary challengers, had a relationship with and impregnated a 14-year-old girl when he was 18.
'She was a little younger than me, so it's like the Romeo and Juliet story.'"
A little younger?! Good thing this Family Values Republican wasn't in Pennsyltucky.
Link, please?
How is Philly part of PA?
https://uploads.disquscdn.c...
I’ve had reservations about the “people of color” term, because it inadvertently endorses the opposite of what it intends, treating whiteness as normative. Similar, the LGBTQIA+ term can inadvertently treat being straight and cis as normative.
"...the length of a buggy whip"? Don't talk dirty!
Paywalled.
Actually, this is what I had been looking for: the Society for Indecency to Naked Animals.
http://hoaxes.org/images/ho...
I found this chaste illustration in 1959 in a copy of a little humorous review which I remember as being titled 'The Humanist', but which does not seem to correspond with the actual magazine of that name. Clifford Prout, the founder of SINA, turned out to be Buck Henry.
Isn't practically everything on TDB anymore?
I rest my case!
I know and thank you for that support!