When Kindness Meets Accountability: A Conversation with a Reverend About Queer Allyship

I get a lot of hate online, but a recent message hit differently. Well-meaning people took action without asking me first, taking away my agency. This is a story about allyship, accountability, and what it really means to walk the walk.

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Bishop Mariann Budde and the Hypocrisy of Modern Christianity

Whether it’s 2SLGBTQIA+ rights, immigrant justice, or basic human dignity, Budde calls out the hypocrisy of those who use the Bible as a weapon instead of a guide. If your faith makes you cruel, maybe it’s time to re-read the Book.

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The Legacy of Mr. Dressup: How a Canadian Classic Quietly Taught Us About Belonging

Mr. Dressup quietly introduced queer representation to Canadian kids through Casey, a gender-neutral puppet, and Beverly Glenn-Copeland, a trans musician. Learn why this mattered then—and why it still matters today.

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Rainbow Washing: All the Colors, None of the Support

Rainbow washing happens when companies use 2SLGBTQIA+ imagery to profit off Pride without actually supporting the community. This blog breaks down how to spot performative allyship, the stats behind corporate hypocrisy, and how to support brands that give back.

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We’re Queer, We’re Here—And We’ve Always Been Here

Queer identities have existed across religious, scientific, and cultural contexts throughout history. This article explores the enduring presence and recognition of queer individuals in various societies.​

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Is “Queer” a Slur? A Look at Its History and Reclamation

The word “queer” has a complicated history, once used as a slur but now reclaimed by many in the 2SLGBTQIA+ community. For some, it’s a powerful, inclusive identity; for others, it still carries pain. This article explores its evolution and what it means today.

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