Why Spider-Man Is the Most Inclusive Superhero Ever
Let's hear it for the thoroughly-modern webslinger, writes Jessie Earl.
January 25 2019 5:31 AM
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Let's hear it for the thoroughly-modern webslinger, writes Jessie Earl.
Debating the role of anguish in trans identity.
Trans woman Jessie "Gender" Earl breaks down the controversy surrounding the Netflix film.
While we talk a lot about how toxic masculinity hurts women, we need to start discussing why it also harms the men who express it.
For her last official The Advocates podcast appearance, co-host Jessie Earl shares what she's been thankful for this past year.
Despite effectively showcasing the dangers of fascism, J.K. Rowling consistently fails to represent the real-world victims of a horrifying ideology.
They're not going anywhere.
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Health and Human Services' anti-transgender memo will hurt not only trans people but cisgender ones.
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The YouTube creator and activist discusses coming out after attaining fame and how gaining male privilege encourages him to share others' stories.
For Bisexual Awareness Week, a pansexual and a bisexual discuss the differences in the often misunderstood identities.
When college student Mollie Tibbetts was killed, some blamed immigrants. The real cause may be toxic masculinity — which perpetuates violence and homophobia.
The Mean Girls and Looking actor on surviving "conversation therapy" and maintaining his faith.
From the day they're born, women are socialized to protect themselves from and be afraid of men. What can we do to change this?
The Advocate Asks will showcase diverse voices of the LGBTQ community.
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Three different generations have a roundtable discussion the hardships of dating, the power of labels, and the importance of trigger warnings.
Scandal and Fringe actress Jasika Nicole opens up about being out and getting passed over for queer roles. She also chats about balancing advocacy and anxiety.