Sincerity Mistaken For Humor
Ever since I can remember, I’ve always been “The Funny Guy”. Every word I say seems to amuse people, as…
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Lesbian YouTube
As a young queer girl, I see so little representation of people who love like me. YouTubers who become visible on their own terms are all we have.
My Pricey Education
My grandmother likes to say, “all good things come with a cost.” In this case, that cost is my education.…
What It’s Like To Be A Translator
Amanda Agustin translates for her mom, whose native language is Spanish. In serving as a translator, she has come to understand the discrimination her mom faces and serve as a source of strength.
Dad Behind Bars
Growing up not being able to go to my dad for guidance has really had an impact on my life.
Not Black Nor White
Nila Venkat grew up equating white with beautiful. In her teens, she developed a stronger sense of self, and became reconciled with her identity as an immigrant and an Indian-American.
Dad Not In The Picture
It’s been years since my dad was a regular presence in my life. Sometimes I can go a year without seeing him.
Stranger On BART
“How do you know you’re gay?” I get this all the time. So far, the only answer I have is: “You just know.”
My Stay At Home Dad
Growing up, Garrison Pennington’s mom worked long hours, while his dad stayed home and looked after him. This arrangement gave Pennington a more flexible view on gender roles.