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RuPaul’s Celebrity Drag Race

June 29, 2020 Brittany J. Rosario 0

In this special four-episode event, three different RuPaul’s Drag Race fan favorite celebrities are challenged with being given a drag transformation. Their drag mothers, played by previous Drag Race stars, teach them the basics of getting into drag and owning the stage. Then the celebrities battle it out in classic Read More Read More

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My Coming Out Story

June 27, 2020 Brittany J. Rosario 0

When I was in second grade who I had the biggest crush on this girl in my art class named Chelsea. One day after school, she pulled me aside to the end of a hallway near a stairway and kissed me on the cheek. I was surprised when she told Read More Read More

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The Future of Gender Neutral

June 26, 2020 Brittany J. Rosario 0

When I was in college, I took a course called “Feminist Philosophy.” I found myself looking through some old essays and projects when I came across a hypothetical scenario that asked us to describe what society would be like if gender neutral was adapted as a social norm. I remembered Read More Read More

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The Stonewall Uprising

June 23, 2020 Brittany J. Rosario 0

History of the Stonewall Inn In the mid-1960s, the Genovese crime family owned most of the gay bars in Greenwich Village, NYC. In 1966, they purchased the Stonewall Inn (a “straight” bar and restaurant at the time), renovated it, and reopened it the next year as a gay bar. Stonewall Inn Read More Read More

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Do the Right Thing – Fight the Power

June 17, 2020 Brittany J. Rosario 0

Spike Lee’s film, Do the Right Thing, depicts racial tensions on the hottest day of the summer in Bed-Stuy “do or die” Brooklyn, New York. The film addresses topics in black culture such as fashion and style, mental illness, racial stereotypes, boycotting and police brutality. It is important to note Read More Read More

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Lost-n-Found Youth in Atlanta, GA

June 1, 2020 Brittany J. Rosario 0

A major problem within the LGBTQIA community is that families and friends aren’t always as supportive and accepting as we would think they would be. This leads to interpersonal conflict through political debates, personal opinions, and can cause psychological trauma to the LGBTQIA individual involved because they feel unloved and Read More Read More