Open Bar
/Farzana Doctor’s poem Open Bar is about one-night stands, commitment ceremonies, long-term relationships, and s-e-x.
Read MoreWhatever Happened To My Homophobia?
/Jef Catapang figures out where his own homophobia went.
Read MoreDown a Different Kind of Aisle
/Jaime Woo imagines his wedding day (fun!) and muses on the idea that ethnics are always weird about queers (smart!).
Read MoreLove Letter to Juan Gabriel
/Kelli Korducki interviews two Latino pop experts--her parents--about Mexican crooner Juan Gabriel, the Johnny Mathis of mariachi.
Read MoreIn Defence of Minority Homophobes (Sorta)
/Navneet Alang comes to the defense of minority homophobes.
Read MoreComing Out of the Cupboard: Q&A with my cuz
/Denise Balkissoon has got a huge family: 50+ first cousins, of which exactly one is openly gay.
Read MoreOpen Secrets
/Renée Sylvestre-Williams discusses the "open secret" of sexuality among her parents' extra-fabulous friends.
Read MorePride and (Gay) Prejudice
/Canice Leung talks about the day her parents came home wearing t-shirts that read "Man + Woman = Marriage.
Read MoreLink: Post-Mos and the Dangers of Privilege
/Over at Torontoist, Jaime Woo responds to The Grid piece "Dawn of a New Gay" (which is, apparently, all-white and all-boy).
