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As we NuNu and I began our platform Wait! Don’t Do It, all we had was a microphone and a dream. We never conceptualized what our mission was or where we wanted to go with it, but we knew we had an experience to share. We hoped that our opinions would be echoed back to…
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Ah, the annual changing of corporate logos to rainbows, sudden influx of technicolor versions of their products, and otherwise unseen gay and lesbian couples in ads – it must be Pride Month. But this year, as anti-LGBTQ legislation sweeps the country and physical and verbal attacks on our community escalate, the queer community’s concern about…
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If you’re reading this article, you’re already there. Something in you knows you are a “hot girl.” You may need some help bringing it out, or you may just need some suggestions on how to express it in some new ways. What is a “hot girl summer?” Meg Thee Stallion coined the phrase with her…
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Our time is here, queers! It’s LGBTQ Pride Month. Don we now our gayest apparel to hit the rainbow-lined streets to celebrate our beautifully vibrant community. Here in the District, we are in the throws of the Capital Pride Celebration with the blockbuster weekend of festivities in sight. This year, the theme is “Peace Love…
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If you’re like me, you’re ready to let your hair down this summer. And I’m not talking about enjoying some rides at the water park or attending outdoor concerts. Don’t get me wrong. All those things are great. But I’m talking about I’m too sexy for my shirt … I’m too sexy for my car…
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A vibrator can be a valuable tool to enhance personal pleasure and help achieve more orgasms, especially if you’re a woman. In fact, researchers at Indiana University reported in a 2009 study that 53% of American women between the ages of 18 and 60 have used a vibrator. Considering how many years have passed since…
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Every May 17, we gather as a global community to commemorate International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia (IDAHOT). Yes, it’s 2023 and we still need a day to call out the painful and persisting experiences of LGBTQ people with discrimination. Across the world, LGBTQ+ advocates use this day as an inflection point to raise…
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Though more than half a century has passed since famed sex researchers William Masters, MD, and Virginia Johnson began their pioneering research on sexuality and sexual dysfunction, the field of sexology as a viable career path is a relatively new concept. With that said, it’s not the easiest to figure out an ideal path to…
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Since the 1980s, HIV and AIDS have ravaged our marginalized communities globally — taking countless lives and impacting many others. That is our history but the epidemic itself is anything but. While it is undeniable, and certainly relieving, that HIV infection rates have lowered over the past few decades and the overall quality of life…
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There’s so much misinformation about sexually transmitted diseases or infections, also known as STDs or STIs. So, it’s no wonder we are filled with shame, guilt, and even fear when the topic comes up. With April being STI Awareness Month, it’s time to move past the half-truths and educate yourself. Here are five STI facts…
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