The film follows the passing of seasons in the life of Omar Al Shakra, a young Arab man living in Montreal, after he’s cast aside by his family’s older generation following a difficult conversation about his homosexuality.
Learning to be oneself and to love oneself is the central narrative in Gusher, a remarkable book about a gay man growing up in Dallas, Texas in the 1980s.
Mornings they loved best
sitting over long breakfast
light slanting over them
A few days later, I came out to my husband. Our marriage exploded into shards in a matter of minutes.
Sophomore is fangirling out. He loves these boys in their three piece suits…
History might be the best antidote to the unthinking, and pernicious, naturalisation of cisgender identity and heterosexuality. When confronted with the fact that, for most of history, people simply did … Continue reading →