Good Queer News
Ben GreeneJust because good news doesn't make headlines doesn't mean there aren't reasons to celebrate every day! Sharing stories and strategies for building hope and joy wherever we can.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 151 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 15 days ago |
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Do you Actually Believe in Tomorrow?
Good morning, sweet readers! This is the final installment (for now) in my journey through the archives of Good Queer News. My wife and I had just gone through the insane, sadistic residency match process and we were rearranging our whole l...
How to Invite Someone to the Allyship Party
Cheers, queers! I’m back with yet another gift from the archives while out of the office. This time it’s a deep pull all the way to January 2025. At that time, I’d been running GQN for about 6 months, and it had just started to really take...
What Our Bad Days Teach Us
Hey there, beautiful people! In my survey from a few weeks ago on what people wanted to read more about, a lot of folks answered “managing despair.” mood. I’m still taking time off to recharge and sharing some old posts from the archive, bu...
Making a Difference You can See
Howdy queers and dears! I’m still out somewhere deep in the forest, but the Ben of last week sitting in an airport has nicely scheduled out a whole bunch of great posts from the GQN archive. This one fits in great with last week’s post:
A...
Queer Science Fiction Teaches Us How to Dream of Something Better
Howdy folks! I’m spending the next two weeks recharging and seeing family in the woods of one of my favorite national parks, but I thought I might use this time to edit and reshare a few of my favorite posts I’ve written in the nearly two y...
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Transgender author, advocate, and public speaker. I came out 10 years ago and live to be the person I needed when I was younger. Always looking for reasons to be joyful!
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