Addressing [Mis]Representation–LGBTQ Narratives Sparking Change Thursday, April 29 12:00-12:45 p.m. CST Speakers: Jess Braverman, Andrea Jenkins, Erin Maye Quade Moderated
I spent several hours reading the notecards and remembering what it was like to be loved unconditionally.
One of the pecking order determinants: whether you were born with a penis or a vagina. From there, almost everything else flows in terms of power, rewards, expectations, domestic duties, childcare sharing, and sexual expectations.
As we celebrate Pride Month, we amplify voices that our unique Minnesota Women’s Press magazine has shared since 1985.
It was about three years into our time as a couple when my partner shared a truth about identifying as a man.
A mother shares her own journey as she navigates alongside a child whose gender identity, gender expression, and sexual orientation evolved
LGBTQ+ content is made possible by Ellie Krug In November 2016, Minnesota elected the first openly transgender Black woman to public
Dykes Do Drag- the title says a mouthful but not all there is to say. Dykes Do Drag are queers
Ellie Krug (photo by Sarah Whiting) It took decades of self-denial, and bargaining, and a good amount of self-hatred, before
LGBTQ+ content is made possible by Ellie Krug As a young trans woman of color, I wasn’t aware of the Stonewall
The bomb came at the end of an already emotion-laced conversation — two hours this time — in what had
Ellie Krug has a deep voice. You’ll notice it right away when you hear her speak, and she knows it. She’ll often
