Welcome to my March Resource Roundup! This monthly feature includes a variety of articles, videos, infographics, books, etc. on LGBTQ+ topics that I've encountered during the month which were helpful for me or could be helpful for others. Some of them will be old things I encountered for the first time or rediscovered. Others will … Continue reading Resource Roundup (March 2021)
Resource Roundup (February 2021)
Welcome to my February Resource Roundup! This monthly feature includes a variety of articles, videos, infographics, books, etc. on LGBTQ+ topics that I've encountered during the month which were helpful for me or could be helpful for others. Some of them will be old things I encountered for the first time or rediscovered. Others will … Continue reading Resource Roundup (February 2021)
Resource Roundup (January 2021)
One of the reasons I started this website was that I wanted to be able to share resources more easily with people invested in learning more about the LGBTQ+ community and how to support LGBTQ+ people. During grad school, it was difficult to find time to devote to sharing resources the way I wanted. Now … Continue reading Resource Roundup (January 2021)
Something To Be Proud Of (2020)
Last December, I decided to post a list on my social media accounts of a few things I was proud of accomplishing in 2019. I've gone back and forth about making a similar list this year because I don't want to negate how grueling 2020 has been; however, the more I've thought about it, the … Continue reading Something To Be Proud Of (2020)
Fighting Temptations & Staying In My Lane
In this season of intensified social unrest and protest, when more people seem to be feeling the call to actively envision and create a society that is equitable, I've been struggling to hold on to the belief that the work I'm doing matters. I can't deny that becoming an LGBTQ+ educator has mattered a lot … Continue reading Fighting Temptations & Staying In My Lane
Boxes, Representation, & Freedom
Over the past month or so, two fictional works have been deeply resonating with my spirit. The first, the anthology Black Like Us: A Century of Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual African American Fiction, has resonated with me as a Black bisexual writer and affirmed me by providing Black LGBTQ+ literary history. The second, the show … Continue reading Boxes, Representation, & Freedom
