If Jesus didn’t have a biological father, what does that say about his chromosomes? And what does it say about us if the idea of a trans Jesus makes us uncomfortable?

Calling yourself an ally doesn’t guarantee you a spot on the ship. Allyship is earned through action—not comfort, not compliments. And if you fall off? Swim back and keep doing the work.

When a woman voices a "male" lion, the misogyny shows up fast—and so does tone policing. Here’s why asking a question isn’t an attack, and why discomfort isn’t the enemy.

Being queer and disabled isn’t about overcoming—it’s about understanding. Here’s how these identities inform each other, amplify each other, and shape a life that fits instead of one that constrains.

Transphobia and homophobia don’t exist in a vacuum—they’re rooted in a deep contempt for femininity. To fight back, we must confront misogyny, white supremacy, and colonialism together.

Stonewall was more than a bar—it was a battleground, a symbol, and the spark of a movement. Here’s why the 1969 uprising still matters and how its legacy lives on in every step toward queer liberation.

Unchained Philanthropy has raised over $75,000 to support 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals in Hamilton—funding everything from gender gear to queer-inclusive kids’ books. Here’s how community generosity is changing lives.

True allyship means showing up for everyone—not just those who look or live like us. Intersectionality reminds us that liberation isn’t one-size-fits-all, and real solidarity leaves no one behind.

You can be kind, well-intentioned, and still get it wrong. That doesn’t erase your goodness—it reveals your capacity to grow. Even heroes like Mr. Rogers had blind spots. What matters is listening, learning, and evolving.