We are the mountains we climb.

If we want to dismantle our systems of straight supremacy, we must be as deliberate at addressing them as we've been in creating them.

Every moment we're not dismantling our systems of straight supremacy we're enacting them.

Some people seem to think civil disobedience means being mildly disruptive for a moment. But afflicting the comfortable is a social...

Less love = love, and more global Queer liberation.

My lovely Queerlings, compliance might assuage our fears in the short term, but it won't build equity in any society steeped in straight...

Generosity practiced through pain is a special kind of healing work.

Find a process in which you can lose yourself one step at a time, commit to it, and then leave it to others to assess and evaluate your...

Straight supremacy is a purposeful, multi-generational sociopolitical project of domination, with nothing rooted in reason, science, or...

Sometimes our footprints are the path.

Straight supremacy is unlikely to simply fade away, because most people rarely share power out of mere principle alone.

If we're not actively afflicting the comfortable, then we're aiding and abetting the status quo.

Corporate closets are no longer acceptable and "discretion" is really just a means of preserving the status quo.

Empathy requires we meet each other where we actually are, not just where we hope to be.

It's cool that some corporate leaders are Queer, but if they don't publicly come out, how does that help the rest of us?

Perhaps the world we experience is the collective reflection of everything we need to love more deeply.

My lovely Queerlings, it's time to activate our allies.

For us Queer people, living in the U.S. has always meant learning how to effectively harness and channel our outrage.

Ceremonies cement our bonds of love by bringing our relationships into our communities so they might serve the greater good.

Our daily decisions create culture and determine just what we pass down to Queer youth.