LGBTQ+ Series: Last News

The Arkansas Times has the dirty details:“To be fair, your $50,000 gets you more than just a few hours of putting #2 shot into canvasbacks. You also get one year on the RGA board, which comes with three tickets to a quarterly discussion series in Washington, D.C., three tickets to the annual RGA conference in Las Vegas, three tickets to the RGA winter meeting in D.C. in February, two tickets to the senior staff retreat in California in September, and one ticket to one chiefs-of-staff regional event.”As Arkansas governor, Sanders has established she’s all about the grift.

In a wide-ranging talk at the Robert Dole Institute of Politics at University of Kansas, Sowers says players didn’t express any concern about her sexuality.“Professional football athletes put their job on the line daily and there were hundreds of people eager to take their place on the roster,” she said. “If an assistant coach, gay or not, could help a player improve on the field “they didn’t care who you are.”That’s an important point that often gets overlooked: pro athletes have a lot of responsibilities! With non-guaranteed contracts, the average NFL player is most concerned with keeping his job and paycheck. Somebody else’s sexuality is way, way down on the list.

Hi Jake,My wife and I have been together for 11 years and I’ve only ever been with women IRL, but I’ve always said if the circumstances were right I’d be open to experimenting with another guy. Some people might call me “heteroflexible,” although I don’t like labels.During the pandemic, I started going on video chat sites where people (mostly dudes) show off on cam. I mostly did it because I was bored. At first I would just watch, but eventually I worked up the courage to show off too.I used to only do it from time to time, but over the past few years, it has become a more regular thing. Now I go on almost daily, and sometimes I’ll stay on for hours at a time, showing off for other guys.My question is if I might be addicted to these sites? Also, is this cheating? My wife doesn’t know I do it, but I also don’t think she would care. It does feel like it could be getting out of hand if I’m not careful.Am I playing with fire here?Camera ReadyDear Camera Ready,I’m happy you’re giving voice to something a lot of people experience but don’t often talk about: being committed to one person, but also have curiosities or attractions to others.We know by now that sexuality falls on a spectrum, but it can be difficult to reconcile the various parts of ourselves while also trying to remain committed to one person.

Welcome to your weekend streaming recommendations, a.k.a. the Weekend Watch, a handy guide to the queerest film and TV content that’s just a click away!First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes… divorce??? In the buzzy new drama Our Son—hitting select theaters this weekend—Billy Porter and Luke Evans play a couple going their separate ways who get caught up in a custody battle for their 8-year-old son that becomes more contentious than either of them expected.Inspired by the marriage woes in that buzzy drama, we decided to take a look back at some underrated queer films where wedding bells are ringing—for better or for worse.Read on for LGBTQ+ marriage-related films to stream this weekend.In this 2014 film by Ira Sachs, Ben (John Lithgow) and George (Alfred Molina) marry after 39 years together.

Following the violence and racism witnessed in Dublin City on the night of November 23, activist and artist Pradeep Mahadeshwar was prompted to pen a moving poem about the experience of being a queer person of colour in Ireland.