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Rachel : Yeah, we’re a post-Gurlesque period. And yeah, the “Gurlesque,” a term Arielle Greenberg coined in 1999, sitting in her kitchen (maybe she was in grad school then? She went on to work in academia) after noticing a trend in poetry by women but also in music, in film-making. As Sandra said, it was very white, it was also pretty hetero-centric, and I think, with many more traditionally “academic poets” in the anthology, there are maybe class dimensions that also went into the Gurlesque—that makes sense why it was a sort of “feminist” poetry that when it was about sex wasn’t about economics, maybe more about objectification. Crimes: manslaughter (literally every part), organized crime themes (part 5), animal abuse (part 1 & 3 if I remember correctly), grooming (I think?? In part 6???) With the new session of parliament beginning in late November, 12 seats are now held by openly LGBTQ+ politicians, an increase from seven in the previous session. That number amounts to exactly 10% of all seats, besting the previous queerest parliament claimed by the United Kingdom in 2017. At the time, 45 out of 650 federal lawmakers in the U.K. were LGBTQ+, making up 7% of all seats. The study is based on a national crime survey conducted by the federal Bureau of Justice Statistics, which until 2016 had not asked respondents about their sexual orientation and gender identity.

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PHOENIX (AP) — The first study of its kind found that people who are gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer or gender non-confirming are nearly four times as likely to be victims of violent crime than those outside such communities. Of course, I am a huge fan of Lana Del Rey and I imagine a life of fame must be pretty intense—I’ve never met her but Lana could also be more Lana than Lana. Lana, if you’re reading this, let me know. Are you also more Lana than Lana? We love you. You mean so much to sex workers, to queers, to those of us on the margins. You know your music gets us through it. It took me a while to read since some of the comics were very in-depth, and I felt like I needed time to digest them while I was reading, so I'd read a few and then put it down for a day or two. It was definitely cool to see so many different perspectives on what it's like to be a queer person, and also to have them united in the general message that, no matter the struggles and hardships that might be faced along the way, it's actually still pretty great! Some of the comics were short and funny, and I think the mix of more serious pieces with the shorter, lighter ones also helped make the whole thing more readable. Trust me, there’s no such thing as good people.” An immaculately dressed Rosamund Pike opens J. Blakeson’s genre-bending third feature film with the first of many blistering one-liners. In the wrong hands, lines like this would seem a shallow indication of a character’s hardened cynicism. Blakeson’s script is in good hands, however: no one does hardened cynicism better than Rosamund Pike, as her now cult performance in 2014’s Gone Girl highlighted. Together, Blakeson and Pike produce a film which has been described by one critic as a “bracingly heartless” take on American hyper-capitalism and all of those who feed from it. From trans side characters we have (probably) nonbinary Bon Clay who absolutely slays, transfem Kiku and transmasc Yamato. Ivankov will literally give you gender affirming surgery n hormones like it's nothing, c'mon.it deserves. With your contribution, you'll gain access to exclusive newsletters, editors' recommendations,

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It found that members of such communities, referred to as sexual and gender minorities, experienced a rate of 71.1 violent victimizations per 1,000 persons a year, compared with 19.2 per 1,000 a year among non-sexual and gender minorities. I apologize as my project with romance maybe doesn’t relate to the Gurlesque? Or does it? I mean I am interested in queer romance but also my formative history of heterosexual romance, and how it continues in my bisexuality, in my work as a sex worker. The kind of romantic conditioning that is thrust upon us all and how that’s shaped me. How I love or hate it or question it or want it.It's not just about film this June, either. There will be a live BDSM performance from Daemonum X and Sara Elise before the screening of Bloodsisters, a live drag and a burlesque performance from Switch n’ Play before the screening of Bound, an intro from Scream, Queen!filmmakers Tyler Ray Jensen & Roman Chimineti before Nightmare on Elm Street 2, and a brunch special created by local Park Slope eatery Dog Day Afternoon for the screenings of the film Dog Day Afternoon. Amid those unprecedented gains, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern also appointed the country’s first deputy PM, longtime ally Grant Robertson. After I read it, he immediately opened YouTube and found Krystle Cole, the infamous Krystle Cole! It was almost sacrilegious to me seeing her, but then she was as magical, as perfect as I could’ve imagined. There’s something about loving something so much that you want to leave it unconsumed. It’s that fear of exhausting your satiety. Fear of the edible. Of losing what you have. For a poem to be a Gurlesque poem, they have to traffic in the detritus of actual girlhood. Maybe there’s unicorns and glitter but there’s also snot and vomit. Because that’s a category that is always so marginalized but there’s nothing more meaningless in this culture than a girl… in terms of age and gender.They’re femme, maybe high-femme. It has to be girly but it has to be aggressive, assertive, to take you by the throat and throw you down the stairs. It has to be a little fearless and bad ass for sure.