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Although other research has long shown that LGBTQ people and gender minorities are disproportionately affected by crime, the study published in Science Advances, a multidisciplinary journal, on Friday looked at data that has only been collected since 2016, making for the first comprehensive and national study to examine the issue. Sandra : I think it’s definitely influenced by that tradition: “on the edge of girlhood/ a putrid blossoming.” Also, I see a lot of the Chelsey Minnis influence, the humor. But what I especially like about your book is that even though the language is kind of revolving in a talkative ether, it feels like the voice really comes out of lived experience. I guess what I mean is that the language doesn’t feel ornamental in a way that some of the original Gurlesque poems did. Trust me, there’s no such thing as good people.” An immaculately dressed Rosamund Pike opens J. Blakeson’s genre-bending third feature film with the first of many blistering one-liners. In the wrong hands, lines like this would seem a shallow indication of a character’s hardened cynicism. Blakeson’s script is in good hands, however: no one does hardened cynicism better than Rosamund Pike, as her now cult performance in 2014’s Gone Girl highlighted. Together, Blakeson and Pike produce a film which has been described by one critic as a “bracingly heartless” take on American hyper-capitalism and all of those who feed from it.

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Rachel: Personally, I feel so done talking about the “party discourse.” I will say my favorite response to the “controversy” surrounding the launch party and The Cut article came from organizer and sex worker Lorilee Lee. She pointed out that it was great that the party had a mutual aid aspect but as she basically said, so what if it didn’t? What if it weren’t. Why can’t sex workers lives be about fun and community and partying, like basically anyone else’s. it deserves. With your contribution, you'll gain access to exclusive newsletters, editors' recommendations,And we all relate to Lana, because we all feel that there are consequences for our romantic actions. But no one understands the trope of the “fallen woman” more than those outside the system. Sex workers I think have a special relationship to Lana because of the Fallen Woman trope. Even without talking criminality directly, because of the nature of the job, our personal and professional love lives remain spaces of risk and of melodrama. Sex workers are still living in the fallen woman paradigm. Sex workers, all criminals, trans people, queers. More Lana than Lana. Prism Health is committed to offering safe, compassionate, and affirming primary and mental health care to all members of the LGBTQ+ community." I love how queer this anthology is: lots of trans content, discussion of community and politics, history, memoir, body image-- really a great range of topics and creators. The colors are gorgeous throughout. Adding this movie (because of the cigarette scene between Lupin and Jigen) but it pretty much applies to the entire franchise. I read the entire main cast as not heteronormative but by far Jigen Daisuke is the most queer-coded of the bunch. His frequently expressed disinterest in women and the fact that he canonically enjoys reading magazines filled with naked buff men would be the highlights I guess.

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Ben Fama: I wanted to have a conversation about how the Gurlesque tradition has responded to and been transformed by our current climate of social justice, and what you each see happening now with other writers and in your own work. Can we start by each of you telling me what books are on your nightstand, so to speak? Regarding other aspects, I personally read Luffy as aroace (I know OP dudebro fans will say he's "just pure of heart" but I respectfully disagree, this guy is literally the personification of that overused ace "why have sex when you can have garlic bread?" meme, I'm sorry) Fun collection of short, mostly nonfiction comics about various aspects of queer identity. All previously published by The Nib. There are certain socializations that goes in that. I think many people are socialized and have a certain disdain for trans and queer people,” said Tori Cooper of the Human Rights Campaign, a national organization that advocates for the LGBTQ community. Cooper is the director of community engagement for the organization’s Transgender Justice Initiative. I apologize as my project with romance maybe doesn’t relate to the Gurlesque? Or does it? I mean I am interested in queer romance but also my formative history of heterosexual romance, and how it continues in my bisexuality, in my work as a sex worker. The kind of romantic conditioning that is thrust upon us all and how that’s shaped me. How I love or hate it or question it or want it.

Rachel: So I recently was able to interview Arielle Greenberg for the Poetry Foundation, who edited the Gurlesque anthology and coined the term. I asked her how the Gurlesque informed her own work, how she’s seen it seep into her own poems and she said it hasn’t. The comp has new and exclusive music from bands like Osees, Gen Pop, Germ House, and UK Gold. Some stuff that had fallen out of print (The Primitives 2016 cover of "Been Hiding" by The Aislers Set), and then some songs bands gave us just to be a part of it.

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For a poem to be a Gurlesque poem, they have to traffic in the detritus of actual girlhood. Maybe there’s unicorns and glitter but there’s also snot and vomit. Because that’s a category that is always so marginalized but there’s nothing more meaningless in this culture than a girl… in terms of age and gender.They’re femme, maybe high-femme. It has to be girly but it has to be aggressive, assertive, to take you by the throat and throw you down the stairs. It has to be a little fearless and bad ass for sure. Of course, I am a huge fan of Lana Del Rey and I imagine a life of fame must be pretty intense—I’ve never met her but Lana could also be more Lana than Lana. Lana, if you’re reading this, let me know. Are you also more Lana than Lana? We love you. You mean so much to sex workers, to queers, to those of us on the margins. You know your music gets us through it. A beautifully and fluidly done work of art that I think everyone should read, whether they identify as LGBTQIA+ or not. There is something for everyone here. If anything, I do think the Gurlesque questions romance, or has a sense of anger toward the problem of romance, toward the male object of desire. I think of Ariana Reines’s coeur de lion.From trans side characters we have (probably) nonbinary Bon Clay who absolutely slays, transfem Kiku and transmasc Yamato. Ivankov will literally give you gender affirming surgery n hormones like it's nothing, c'mon.