LGBTQ Inclusive Language for diversifying media representation
How to be inclusive of LGBTQ sources, links to inclusive style guides and the language I use to help sources feel comfortable.
Queer travel writer
How to be inclusive of LGBTQ sources, links to inclusive style guides and the language I use to help sources feel comfortable.
When someone goes to you with a complaint, they want to be heard. They also want to know how things will change, but being heard comes first. So let them know you heard them. This can be as simple as thanking them for bringing the incident to your attention. You can say, “I hear you. Thanks for letting me know.”
Whether you’re writing queer characters or just want a name that conveys the perfect amount of spunk for a tomboy or femmey guy, here are 50 names to consider.
The harsh truth is, even in an age of increased acceptance, it isn’t always safe to come out as LGBTQ. If you need to stay closeted to protect yourself, these self-care tips can help manage the stress and anxiety.
While we’re happy to have allies standing up for gay rights, we ask you to respect our culture and understand why we are fighting, where we’ve come from, and how we are still at risk.