By Kelsey O'Regan, Contributing Intern What do we want? Quality LGBTQ representation. When do we want it? Now. This is the overture constantly heard ‘round the Internet world, long before but especially after queer fan favorite Commander Lexa was killed in season three of The 100. In the past few years, we’ve not only grown … Continue reading Being Critical About Criticism
If you have been following Queer Quality since January, you have seen us talk a great deal about the upcoming queer digital series called Kait & Nic. Six months later, the first two episodes of this four part mini series have finally been released on YouTube, making it's debut appropriately in the middle of Pride Month. … Continue reading Kait & Nic: The Queer Web Series You Didn’t Know You Needed
From the time we are prepubescent children the "birds and the bees" are taught to us by our parents, TV, churches, and occasionally our peers. I, myself, was asked if I was a virgin in the fourth grade, scoffed and said no... because I had no idea what a virgin was, but I certainly wasn't … Continue reading Pride Talks: The Importance of Equal Queer Representation
Last Monday, the ladies over at Lez Hang Out, released their sixth installment of their "Should've Been Gay" podcast segment, highlighting the subtexted lesbian relationship of Bechloe in the Pitch Perfect trilogy. Now, this lesbian podcast is leading the charge in calling on Universal Pictures to "#ReleaseTheKiss" in one final plea to make Bechloe a canon relationship and … Continue reading #ReleaseTheKiss: Lez Hang Out Podcast Calls On Universal Pictures to Stop Queerbaiting Bechloe Fans
"What if the secret is more damaging than the truth?" Every now and again, you will come across a piece of fiction that resonates so deeply within you that it will move you to tears. That is exactly what happened to me, as I read If I Tell You by Alicia Tuckerman. This Australian … Continue reading Queer Review: “If I Tell You” by Alicia Tuckerman
