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Queertopia reimagines scholarship, activism and queer and trans futures

Starting off the keynote conversation in Queertopia on Sunday, writer and comedian Lexi Adsit said trans women of color possess powers of world-changing and world-thinking.  Adsit compiled an anthology starting last year titled “Paradise on the Margins: Lessons and Dreams from Trans Women of Color.” At the event, Adsit emphasized Black trans womens’ founding of organizations that ensure community survival.  “That’s the kind of work that I want to lift up and recognize, and there’s so many incredible stories and individuals that are just making the world a better place,” Adsit said.  Over the weekend, Queer Pride Graduate Student Association hosted its 14th annual Queertopia, a conference that celebrates queer scholarship from a wide range of disciplines. 

Haley Sanchez Interview About HBO Max s Generation TV Show

On Our Radar: Haley Sanchez Is Finally Living Out Her Onscreen Dream 3 Shares Haley Sanchez is quickly making a name for herself with her role as Greta on HBO Max s Generation. The series explores the intersecting lives of a group of teenagers who are trying to find their place in the world. For Sanchez, not only is this her first major TV project, but it s a dream she s worked her entire life to fulfill. When I was younger, I feel like I wanted to [act], but it never seemed superpractical for me to do it or at least that s what everybody told me, Sanchez told POPSUGAR. This was this dream of mine that I was like, This is never going to happen. It just seemed like an impossible thing. Rather than giving up, the 24-year-old decided to chase her dreams and give it 100 by getting involved in theater, taking acting classes, and going on countless auditions. I just wanted to be able to say that I gave it everything that I had, she said. A lot of people told me I was going

How to watch HBO Max s Generation

How to watch HBO Max’s ‘Generation’ Updated Mar 11, 2021; The new series Generation, delving into the grittier and more scandalous sides of teenage life, starts streaming today, March 11, on HBO Max. The new half-hour dramedy series is the brainchild of father-daughter team Daniel and Zelda Barnz. (Zelda was 17 when she started work on the project, which should lend it some credibility among teen viewers.) It’s set in a high school in a fictional conservative-leaning California town, where the unfiltered realities of adolescence sometimes grate against parental values and well-meaning guidance counselors’ viewpoints. Teens’ social and sex lives have become fertile ground for TV to mine, and this series is no exception (comparisons to HBO’s

Generation Cast: Meet the Characters and Who Plays Them

Generation Cast: Meet the Characters and Who Plays Them Taylor Hosking © Photo: Warrick Page / HBO Max Most queer teen characters are either struggling to come out or dealing with some type of harassment. But on Generation, they can be out, fabulous and run the school. The new HBO Max original explores the complexities of gender and sexuality among Gen Zs through the story of a high school gay-straight alliance club. It’s bound to get some comparisons to Euphoria, the other HBO hit with confidently out youth. But the dark tone and intense addiction plotline of Euphoria can dampen the excitement of seeing young queer love. On

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