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"This was an incredibly powerful sentiment to see in a children’s book and a major advancement for queer representation in literature." On International Non-Binary People's Day, Aimee Dickinson discusses the evolution of LGBT+ characters in Rick Riordan's work.
A few weeks before I started at middle school at Rio Norte Jr. High, I read a book called The Lightning Thief. My brother had won it from the Summer Reading Challenge at Barnes & Noble, but my mother, who was an elementary school teacher and who had heard good things about the book, encouraged me to read it, too. At first, I had refused. It seemed like a book for boys. It’s funny, in retrospect. I can’t imagine making that sort of distinction today. But I was twelve years old. I clung to the rigidity of the gender binary because I was aware, on some level, that I did not fit neatly withi...