Our community ain’t havin’ it. Many of us in the LGBTQ community are pushing back against Facebook’s renewed enforcement of the “real names” policy. Facebook stipulates that a personal account holder must use “your real name as it would be…
Why is there a Bisexual Awareness Week? The reasons are as infinite as the varieties of bisexual experience: Because June Jordan said, “I am a cultural pluralist. And, as sexuality is a biological, psychological, and interpersonal factor of cultural experience,…
You better recognize. Bisexual, pansexual, polysexual, and fluid men exist, and are here to tell you in their own words and images — thanks to a new anthology, RECOGNIZE: The Voices of Bisexual Men. From the book’s blurb: “RECOGNIZE: The…
Our last episode of “As The World Burns”: we heard from Patrick Robbins, one of the coordinators of the Queers for the Climate contingent of the People’s Climate March. Today’s episode: Santiago Venegas Duque, one of the coordinators behind…
It’s our fight too. Patrick Robbins, one of the coordinators of the Queers for the Climate contingent of the People’s Climate March, talks to One+Love a bit about queering the climate change conversation. (As Patrick’s friend put it, “solar…
Thanks for perking up our Indiegogo campaign with your contributions! Some of you have already snagged thank you tweets, a beta version of the app, membership in our Beta VIP Room (so you can shape the development of the app)…
Because that’s exactly what the One+Love app is: your app. We’re totally down to answer any questions you have about this community-based app in the making, so if we didn’t get to your question below, ask us in the comments…
Imani Henry, a community organizer with Equality for Flatbush, talks about the some of the LGBTQ-specific dimensions of gentrification in Brooklyn: So ultimately gentrification is an intersectional issue. It is about race, class, gender, sexuality, and age. Police brutality…
Happy Queer Women’s History Month! Yes, March is officially Women’s History Month. But here at One+Love, we’re putting the spotlight on the fierceness and fabulosity of queer women! The month’s celebration kicked off with a feature on Chef Fresh, who…
Our Names Are Real: On Facebook’s “Real Names” Policy
Our community ain’t havin’ it. Many of us in the LGBTQ community are pushing back against Facebook’s renewed enforcement of the “real names” policy. Facebook stipulates that a personal account holder must use “your real name as it would be…
Why Bisexuality Awareness Week?
Why is there a Bisexual Awareness Week? The reasons are as infinite as the varieties of bisexual experience: Because June Jordan said, “I am a cultural pluralist. And, as sexuality is a biological, psychological, and interpersonal factor of cultural experience,…
Recognize: The Voices of Bisexual Men
You better recognize. Bisexual, pansexual, polysexual, and fluid men exist, and are here to tell you in their own words and images — thanks to a new anthology, RECOGNIZE: The Voices of Bisexual Men. From the book’s blurb: “RECOGNIZE: The…
It Gets Even Wetter: More from Queers for the Climate
Our last episode of “As The World Burns”: we heard from Patrick Robbins, one of the coordinators of the Queers for the Climate contingent of the People’s Climate March. Today’s episode: Santiago Venegas Duque, one of the coordinators behind…
“It Gets Wetter”: Queers for the Climate
It’s our fight too. Patrick Robbins, one of the coordinators of the Queers for the Climate contingent of the People’s Climate March, talks to One+Love a bit about queering the climate change conversation. (As Patrick’s friend put it, “solar…
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Get To Know Your App: A Few FAQs
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Imani Henry: “Gentrification Is An Intersectional Issue”
Imani Henry, a community organizer with Equality for Flatbush, talks about the some of the LGBTQ-specific dimensions of gentrification in Brooklyn: So ultimately gentrification is an intersectional issue. It is about race, class, gender, sexuality, and age. Police brutality…
Happy Queer Women’s History Month!
Happy Queer Women’s History Month! Yes, March is officially Women’s History Month. But here at One+Love, we’re putting the spotlight on the fierceness and fabulosity of queer women! The month’s celebration kicked off with a feature on Chef Fresh, who…