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Queer Imposter Syndrome: Battling Internalized Biphobia as an…

"So, you think you're bisexual?" my mother asked. This started the beginning of years of internalized biphobia.

Being Asexual and Being Sex-Positive Aren’t Mutually Exclusive

The inherent queerness of not desiring sex and not centering it in one’s life can teach people a lot about attraction, libido, desirability, and so much more.

Understanding How Transgender People Fit Into Medical Research and…

Preconceived notions and bias can inform research and clinical trials which, in turn, affect the treatments that are based on this health information.

68 Terms That Describe Gender Identity and Expression

Language and labels are important parts of understanding your gender — as well as knowing how to affirm and support that of other folks! We break it down.

Pandemic Isolation Helped Me Feel at Home in My Nonbinary Identity

Without constantly being around people who immediately assume I’m a woman, I feel stronger in the magic and beauty of my nonbinary identity.

Your Guide to Understanding Gender Euphoria

Gender euphoria is the feeling of joy in how your gender is presented and perceived. Let's look at how you can find it in your life:

How Medical Professionals Can Create Trans-Positive Environments

Trans people face unique challenges when seeking healthcare. Check out KB's tips on how medical professionals can better respect trans patients, and create more trans-friendly practices.

Everything You Need to Know About Gender Affirming Care

Gender affirming care refers to social, legal, and medical measures that help people feel safe in their gender. Learn key terms, types, and why it's important.

Out LGBT+ Teachers Are Essential for the Survival of LGBT+ Kids

At the end of the day, kids across the gender and sexuality spectrum benefit from LGBT+ representation in the classroom, as do the teachers.

Yes, You're ‘Queer Enough’ — So Call or Label Yourself Whatever Feels Right

Self-identification — not relationship status or dating or sexual history — is what determines whether someone is queer. Queer is queer is queer enough.

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