Everyone who works with us has gotten queerer and queerer in the past six years.
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"I've spent five years on stage, looking at exponentially queerer and queerer and more open young people," he explains.
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However, there have been more concrete promises that a queerer MCU is eminent.
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But it also signals the budding of a queerer soul of this society.
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"The world is just queerer now," Smith says of this golden age of queer poetry.
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As a newer, browner, blacker, queerer, multicultural generation comes of age, larrikinism has grown sharper teeth.
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Audiences seemed to love it, and the largely positive response to a funnier, queerer Chucky movie delighted Mancini.
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New research shows that American adults are queerer than ever before—and society is pretty chill about it.
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My neo-vagina is a feminist work, and reaching that understanding was my own quieter, queerer tipping point.
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Sex travelers are younger and queerer than ever before, they're not all white, and many prefer to travel alone.
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My intense, chronic pain guides me towards queerer, kinkier, and more intimate sex—so I follow that pain willingly.
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Chronic pain never meant the end of my sensuality, but its expansion into queerer, stranger, and more complicated modes.
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It is more interracial, younger, queerer and far more internet savvy than it was a decade or so ago.
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With this piece, Safoğlu proves himself to be a nuanced storyteller, a capable historian for "otherness," and a queerer of history.
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Today's youth is getting queerer by the generation, which makes prom even less inviting to those who don't fit the social norm.
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But it can also cause you to think of those other selves: that poorer self, that queerer self, that darker self, that privileged self.
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Whenever the youngs are onscreen, I feel like I'm watching a queerer version of The Bold Type awkwardly smushed into the L Word universe.
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And today country is perhaps queerer than it's ever been, with artists like Trixie Mattel — a popular drag queen, whom Musgraves adores — offering earnest submissions to the genre.
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It's kind of like all your fave iconic 1980s movie prom scenes rolled into one, but bolder and queerer and set to some blissful post punk instead of Billy Idol.
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Before Russell Berger even tweeted "celebrating 'pride' is a sin," the gym had closed permanently, further proving what Lance-McWherter, Kinney, and many others already knew: that CrossFit is queerer than it seems.
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Some authors do protest too much: when Hemingway keeps telling us, again and again, what a tough guy he is, we have reason to doubt it; his texts are queerer than their surface suggests.
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As a result, season three is notably queerer than the show has been before, using Arthie and Yolanda to comfortably settle into having characters explore aspects of their queerness, even if it makes them uncomfortable.
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While some have dismissed Cyrus's gender identity and sexuality as a phase — another attempted appropriation — citing "Malibu" as evidence of her return to good-girl heteronormativity — a deeper consideration of the songs on her most recent album reveals queerer dimensions.
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They are browner (minority groups are now the majority among American youth), greener (young people have shown they are willing to pay more for sustainable products), and queerer (only 48% of today's teens consider themselves strictly heterosexual) than any American generation before them.
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In that moment, we queered each other; she continued to expand my idea of who I could desire, and when she later came to discover I was trans, I imagine that I expanded hers in turn, rendering each of us queerer than before we'd met.
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As we hurtle toward a future where young people are queerer than ever, when more and more people (famous and not so famous) openly identify as LGBT, the very concept of "the closet" seems less and less applicable to the complex realities of modern queer life.
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I had made the assumption that this, like most other Mission bars, had been gentrified beyond recognition, but the fans skewed younger, poorer, and queerer than game nights other places, and the racial mix—it was mostly Latino and Asian—reflected the one that the Mission used to have.
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" Shaughnessy can also write the kind of line that is confusing in its beauty, whose beauty exceeds its sense, which is the thing I go to poetry for — lines that can be read and reread without exhausting their potential meaning: "What could be queerer than this queer tug-lust for what already is, who already am, but other of it?" she writes in the book's first poem, a kind of awed love letter to the rising sea (we can't blame it for killing us): "If there's anything bluer than the ocean it's its greenness.
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As scholar Ryan Thoreson describes in his book Transnational LGBT Activism, Dorf "built the organization from a grassroots group in the style of ACT-UP or Queer Nation into a more professional 501(c)(3) that became an authoritative source for information about LGBT rights globally."Thorson, Ryan (May 12, 2015). Ryan Thoreson on the Struggles, Achievements and Foibles of a Quarter Century of Transnational LGBT Activism, queered spaces & queerer ecologies. Retrieved June 3, 2017.
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Hannah Myrlea of NME called "Betty" a sweet tune that evokes a nostalgia for Swift's older country sound. Likewise, Time's Raisa Bruner also opined that the song sees Swift returning to her country roots. Rob Sheffield of Rolling Stone compared the harmonica in "Betty" to that in Bruce Springsteen's 1975 song "Thunder Road". Pitchfork's Jillian Mapes commended "Betty" as "youthful hope of a song" like the Chicks' 1998 single "Wide Open Spaces", but is notably wiser and "queerer" than the high school romances Swift generally wrote about during her teenage.
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He then produces a celebrity interview pilot, showing him dancing erotically, criticizing Jamie Lynn Spears' fetus with reality TV star Brittny Gastineau, unsuccessfully attempting to "interview" actor Harrison Ford, and closing with a close-up of his penis being swung around by pelvic gyrations. A focus group reviewing the pilot hate it, calling it "worse than cancer". Brüno then decides to make a sex tape, thus he then interviews Ron Paul, claiming to have mistaken him for drag queen RuPaul. While waiting in a hotel room with Paul, Brüno flirts with him before undressing, causing Paul to leave angrily and call him "queerer than the blazes".
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They think, deep in > their hearts, that they are better than we are because we had to discover > the compensations and refuges of life for ourselves. The story's first lines are also, as Bruccoli points out, among the author's most famous: > Begin with an individual, and before you know it you find that you have > created a type; begin with a type, and you find that you have created-- > nothing. That is because we are all queer fish, queerer behind our faces and > voices than we want any one to know or than we know ourselves. When I hear a > man proclaiming himself an 'average, honest, open fellow,' I feel pretty > sure that he has some definite and perhaps terrible abnormality which he has > agreed to conceal.
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Toscano was featured in the second season of the Be Real program on Logo TV, and has appeared on several TV and radio programs including the Tyra Banks Show, the Montel Williams Show, Faith Under Fire, PBS In the Life, PRI To the Point, Connecticut Public Radio Where We Live (PRNDI Award-winning episode), BBC Radio Ulster Sunday Sequence, Radio Lab, and BBC World Service Reporting Religion. In addition to print, television and radio, Toscano appears in various documentaries including the 2005 film Fish Can't Fly, which explores the conflict that many lesbians and gays have had with their Christian faith, and the 2008 Canadian documentary Cure for Love. He appears in and is associate producer for the 2011 film This is What Love in Action Looks Like. Toscano was the co-host of the podcast Queer and Queerer with Zack Ford, LGBTQ editor at Think Progress.
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