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Pinkwashed: It Gets Better Project Is Thinking in Pink
2. Again. I went to an incredible event Wednesday night put on by QuAIA (Queers Against Israeli Aparteid) that focused on a little-known practice for some of us called Pinkwashing. For those of you who are unfamiliar with the term, … Continue reading →
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Tagged barbara bush, Dan Savage, Glee, Google, hate crime, homophobia, It Gets Better Project, Matthew Shepard, Modern Family, Nokia, pinkwash, QuAIA, queers against israeli apartheid, Stephen Harper, Telus, The New Normal, Visa
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Being Bullied To Death: Loneliness Goes Viral
1. Again. I can’t even begin to say how much I have missed writing in this blog. And you all. Writing my thesis on loneliness has left me a bit fucking batty, but I am back, and, although a tad … Continue reading →
Posted in activism, bullying, dan savage, humour, loneliness, queer politics, sexuality, social justice, suicide
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Tagged bully, bullying, celebrity, death, Facebook, homophobia, loneliness, Optimism, ordinary, Sookie, teen suicide
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It’s Not Getting Better for Lonely Young Lesbians
Hi all! I’ve been fortunate enough to be asked to be a guest blogger this week for Fedcan (The Canadian Federation of Humanities and Social Sciences) at: http://blog.fedcan.ca/ I’m alongside some great scholars and thinkers like Bobby Noble, Doreen Fumia and … Continue reading →
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Tagged Autostraddle, Chantal Dube, homophobia, It Gets Better, Jamie Hubley, Jeanine Blanchette, loneliness, Orangeville, Ottawa, Perez Hilton, Shaquille Wisdom, suicide
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No Glee for Queer teens
65. Sorry I’ve been a tad slack. I’m apologizing to myself, my inner-guilty narcissist, Jesus (not the big One, the “false icon” on my subway who perpetually asks me for smokes even though he always has one hanging out of … Continue reading →
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Tagged 90210, Blaine, bromance, Degrassi TNG, Entertainment Weekly, Glee, homophobia, Jamie Hubley, Kurt, Rick Mercer, suicide, tolerance
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“Matt’s Safe School Law,” and Michigan’s many phobias
60. What the hell is in the water in Michigan? Okay, not that I was heading there to vacation any time soon, to, you know, get away from things for a while, but seriously what the fuck is going on … Continue reading →
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Tagged Amy Sullivan, Andrew Shirvell, Chris Armstrong, Gretchen Whitmer, homophobia, Matt Epling, Matt's Safe School Law, Michigan, Michigan womyn's music festival, Republican, Sarah Palin, Time
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Rick Mercer versus Gay Teen Suicide
48. In recent months there has been much emphasis placed on queer youth suicide, jump-started, perhaps, on October 2010 when 18-year-old Rutgers University student Tyler Clementi jumped off of a bridge to his death after his sexual encounter with an … Continue reading →
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Tagged bully, Dan Savage, Fred Phelps, gay adult, high school, homophobia, It Gets Better, Jamie Hubley, Matthew Pearson, public figure, Rick Mercer, Sarah Silverman, teen suicide, The Globe and Mail, Tyler Clementi
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The Globe and Mail
What a beginning to my day. I have spent the morning cheating on you thesis and on you, blog. I’ve been hiding in a corner of the cafe I frequent watching as people read the recent issue of The Globe … Continue reading →
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Tagged Freud, gay, homophobia, miracles, old testament, repression, suicide, The Globe and Mail, The Witness Protection Program
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