In Honor of Juniper Blessing
In the wake of the murder of Juniper Blessing, this piece reflects on the cruelty of transphobia, the emotional cost of bigotry, and the moral responsibility of queer allyship.
(Informal) Film Review: Cabrini (2024)
Cabrini (2024), directed by Alejandro Monteverde, explores the life of Mother Cabrini in the harsh realities of 1880s New York City. The film emphasizes themes of human dignity and compassion amidst societal challenges...very relevant in our disconnected yet globalized world today. Mother Cabrini se
To Greg Abbott: an Entreaty for the Children
A passionate plea to Governor Abbott, urging him to reconsider his harmful views on transgender minors. Recognizing the mental health benefits of gender-affirming care, the writer implores for a balanced, compassionate approach to support vulnerable youth and their families.
Tears on a Red Dress
Canada celebrates Indigenous History Month in June. Part of that History is the disturbing reality that the RCMP and Canadian government have failed Indigenous women and girls who have gone missing or been murdered under their watch. What's worse, the Highway of Tears has claimed many victims and
The Everett Massacre
Freedom is never free. It requires that people constantly keep up their guard, and fight for every right that they require. Sometimes governments help this process, other times they hinder it.