The Montage of Queer Becoming

Christopher T. Conner, PhD 6/30/26 Christopher T. Conner, PhD 6/30/26

The Montage of Queer Becoming

In this personal essay, Christopher Connor reflects on spending decades in the margins of drag spaces before he understood they were his field sites, his family, and his salvation.

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When your own community treats your assault like gossip

Marie-Adélina de la Ferrière 4/28/26 Marie-Adélina de la Ferrière 4/28/26

When your own community treats your assault like gossip

Opinion: From my assault to the murders of Black women across the country – trivialization is the weapon, and solidarity is the only answer.

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Nobody’s business: In defense of EJ Johnson’s right to want what EJ wants

Marie-Adélina de la Ferrière 3/19/26 Marie-Adélina de la Ferrière 3/19/26

Nobody’s business: In defense of EJ Johnson’s right to want what EJ wants

Opinion: The discourse around EJ Johnson’s dating life isn’t about EJ. It never was.

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Desired in Private. Erased in Public.

Marie-Adélina de la Ferrière 3/9/26 Marie-Adélina de la Ferrière 3/9/26

Desired in Private. Erased in Public.

Opinion: Trans people are the most searched and the most legislated against. That is not a coincidence.

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From Commentary to Consequence: The ‘DL Whisperer,’ Ts Madison, and Stochastic Terrorism

Marie-Adélina de la Ferrière 2/26/26 Marie-Adélina de la Ferrière 2/26/26

From Commentary to Consequence: The ‘DL Whisperer,’ Ts Madison, and Stochastic Terrorism

Opinion: When repeated demonization meets algorithmic amplification, online harassment becomes structural — and Black trans women are too often its proving ground.

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