So I’ve been ridiculously busy, busy, busy this past week on some writing projects. I’ll be able to share some exciting info with you all soon (!!!!). One of the things I was working on (which you should definitely check out) was Bitch Flicks‘ LGBTQI Week. Here are just a few of the insightful and articulate posts exploring positive and problematic depictions of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer and sexually fluid characters and themes in film and TV:
- ‘The Kids Are All Right’: Male-Centrism and Misogynistic Language Taint the Lesbian Dramedy by Megan Kearns (that’s moi!)
- “All the Pieces Matter:” Queer Characters of Color on ‘The Wire’ by Megan Kearns (yours truly)
- ‘But I’m a Cheerleader’: Gender Performance and Sexuality by Erin Fenner
- ‘The Birdcage’: Where You Can Come As You Are by Candice Frederick
- Everything You Need to Know About Space: 10 Reasons to Watch (and Love!) ‘Imagine Me & You’ by Marcia Herring
- Cissexism, Transmigogyny & Transphobia ‘Transamerica’ by Stephen Ira
- Sexual Fluidity and Bisexuality in Rom-Com ‘Kissing Jessica Stein’ by Carrie Nelson
- “Limit Your Exposure”: Homosexuality in the ‘Mad Men’ Universe by Carrie Nelson
- The Problem with GLBT Representation in ‘True Blood’ and ‘Lost Girl’ by Paul and Renee