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Culture Wars, Forever Wars
On this morning, when Congress has voted to remove all federal support from NPR and PBS, NPR has given us a prayer. Every ANOHNI and Johnsons set is a prayer. This brought me to my knees.
Immanently Queer
This was Pride 2025. I’m in love with this picture. I’m in love with everyone in this picture. Photo Credit: J, my hairdresser at Folklore Salon & Barber.
When the Conceptual Artist Met The Comedian: Art School Confidential
When the Conceptual Artist Met the Comedian is an ~30 page appropriation1 / détournement2 of Watchmen3 that I put out one page at a time back in the early days of the Pandemic. It’s about contemporary art, capitalism-as-cannibalism, the Pay...
Louise Weard's Castration Movie Anthology: Traps
Ultra-realism in transsexual and transgender storytelling comes at the price of being known, and the price of being known for us is that our humanity is being used as a tool to dehumanize us to the point of extinction.
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