In the fall of 2017, Professor Marston and the Wonder Women premiered in limited theaters across the United States. Written and directed by Angela Robinson, the film is a biopic that tells the dramatized story of Dr. William Moulton… Continue Reading →
Wonder Woman is an eponymous superhero created by Dr. William Marston in. First appearing in American comic books in 1942, Wonder Woman was a controversial figure due to the elements of eroticism it featured, particularly BDSM, during what is… Continue Reading →
Sailor Moon is a Japanese manga and anime series written in 1995 by Sukehiro Tomita. The story follows a 14-year-old girl named Usagi Tsukino and her friends as they fight for the three tenants of friendship, justice, and love. While… Continue Reading →
Gore Vidal, born Eugene Louis Gore Vidal (Oct 3 1925–July 31 2012), was an author, playwright, essayist, and public intellectual, most active and visible in American popular culture in years immediately following WWII through to the early twenty-first century. Always… Continue Reading →
The Rainbow Railroad is a Canadian based charitable organization that helps LGBTQ identifying refugees’ escape to safer countries through facilitating information, networks, and contacts to LGBTQ identifying individuals in countries where they will face imminent persecution. They work with… Continue Reading →
Sex/body positivity as a ‘Skinny’ man. And as a gay man, it’s all the more complicated. Yes, there is masculine privilege in living in a male body inherently, but that thinness is still gendered, socio-economically driven, related to issues of… Continue Reading →
Ever since I heard that people willingly become a Surrogate Partner I always thought it was a form of prostitution. But the more I think about it, the more my opinion on the topic changes. In American society there is… Continue Reading →
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