Posts
Why People Hate Tess Munster (And Other Happy Fat People)
When fat and happy people get positive press, we get hope for body positivity. But scrolling down to the comments is a different story – there, you’ll find a monstrous amount of hate and criticism. So why is loving yourself so controversial? Find out with this spot-on take on how we’re all taught to feel badly about ourselves and why body love is for everyone.
Read MoreWhy Do Women Talk Like Kim Kardashian?
Is Kim Kardashian a vocal trendsetter? You might associate her and other young women with certain speaking styles, like vocal fry or uptalk – the “valley girl” accent. And you may not be surprised that studies show negative opinions of women who talk this way. But do you know about the underlying functions of this communication style? It’s deeper than you might think.
Read More3 Issues That Impact the Mental Health of LGBTQIA+ Youth
All youth should feel protected, safe, and happy, but far too many young people who are sexual and/or a/gender minorities do not. So how can we change that? Let’s start by understanding it. Delve into three issues that have a major impact on the mental health of LGBTQIA+ youth, and get informed with some concrete evidence on what we need to change for our youth.
Read MoreHow Misogyny Shows Up in the Queer Community
How can we in the LGBTQIA+ community help fight misogyny? The sad but necessary truth is that we have to start from within. This comic shows how objectification, oppressive beauty standards, and other forms of misogyny show up in LGBTQIA+ communities. Learn why and how we must unlearn these behaviors to create the safe and welcoming space we hope for.
Read MoreThis Video About Being an Outsider Really Gets How It Feels
Do you know how it feels to be an outsider? It can be tough to feel alone, but here’s some hope – a video from people who understand how it goes. This accurate depiction of being an outsider can help you feel like someone gets it, so you’re not the only one who feels this way. And the ending might just help you get through, knowing that it won’t always be like this.
Read More