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Queer Ancestors: Bequeathing Stories to Fractured Minorities

Quinn Lazenby Apr 8, 2017
“As gay people, we get to choose our families, and you—you are my family,” the legendary drag performer RuPaul mused at Pride Toronto last summer. This quote, widely cherished in the LGBTQ community, epitomizes both the curses and charms…
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Cis-terhood: Intersectionality in the Women’s March

Quinn Lazenby Feb 6, 2017
“You’re going to the Women’s March too?” The U.S. Border agent sneered, inspecting the “male” identification on my passport. I straightened my posture, preparing to launch into a rendition of bell hooks’ Feminism Is for Everybody, but…
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Canadian Complacency: Trudeau in the Trump Era

Quinn Lazenby Jan 12, 2017
“We’re actually closer than friends. We’re more like siblings,” said Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at a state dinner in Washington with U.S. President Barack Obama last March. Brothers we may be, and yet our sibling nations seem to be…
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Blame the Gays: A Brief History of Queer-Mongering

Quinn Lazenby Nov 23, 2016
The French idiom 'avoir un coup de foudre' describes the connection of love as being struck by lightning. While many heterosexuals have experienced this jolt of ecstasy, few people are aware of the continental ruptures that energize gay…
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Lost in Trans-lation: Cultural Perceptions of Queerness in Iran

Quinn Lazenby Oct 26, 2016
“In Iran, we don’t have homosexuals, like in your country,” declared President Ahmadinejad to an audience at Columbia University in 2007. This statement sparked instant commotion in the audience and a wave of international condemnation,…
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