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Rethinking Masculinity: What Queer and Trans People Taught Me About Being a Man (opens the original)
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I was the youngest “girl” — meaning assigned girl — in a large Midwestern farm family in the 1970s. We didn't talk much about gender, but masculinity wasn't exactly an abstract concept. It was everywhere. It drove tractors. It fixed things. It wore work boots. It got up early. It hauled heavy things without first conducting a committee meeting about whether those things actually needed hauling. And although we didn't talk about masculinity, I thought about it a lot. Mostly because I wanted some.
Rage with Lambrini Girls, Attend Ruth Ellis Center Gala, Go Up North for Pride, Help Shape the Next Hotter Than July (opens the original)
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Get Noisy With Queer Punks, Take Pride Up North, Network Before Breakfast Who said September can't be fun? Well, probably your ninth grade algebra teacher, but she had no fashion sense and is probably long gone. So forget about imaginary numbers and solving for X and take back early fall by screaming along with a furious queer punk band, getting dressed up for a gala that is deliberately rethinking what a gala can be, and packing both sequins and fleece for an up north Pride-cation. U.K. punk du
Washed Up Coffee Is Making Detroit’s Cafe Scene a Little Less Precious (opens the original)
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A piece of plywood balanced on two sawhorses was not Emily Potter and Amélie Boulanger's original vision for Washed Up Coffee. But when plans for their inaugural location fell through, they had a business to start and bills to pay. So they chopped up a piece of wood, loaded up their coffee gear and hit the streets of Detroit. Not figuratively. For a time, they served coffee on whatever Detroit sidewalk the Michigan Department of Transportation wasn't patrolling. When they were asked to move alon
Attend Transgender Pride in the Park, Go to Lesbian Camp, Experience Hot Fix Sideshow, Debut your Drag Act, Visit the New Pride Source Events Page (opens the original)
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Summer may theoretically be winding down, but apparently nobody told Michigan's queer calendar. The next couple of weeks offer everything from an old-school picnic to sword swallowing, open-stage drag and an all-new way to find an endless parade of LGBTQ+ events throughout Michigan. In other words: Summer isn't over until the queers say it's done. Transgender Michigan's Transgender Pride in the Park (say that five times fast) returns for its 26th year, bringing together trans folks, friends and
Celebrate Pontiac Pride, Cruise Detroit with CHAG, Explore a Queer Art Exhibit, Eat Tacos at a Sapphic Brunch (opens the original)
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August is showing off. This week's lineup includes a little history, a little art, a little brunch, a little drag and, somehow, a yacht. Whether you're in the mood to celebrate an organization that's spent four decades caring for Detroit, lose yourself in an exhibit about queer connection, make new friends over tacos and mimosas, or spend an evening with glamorous drag vampires (as one does), we promise there's something worth leaving the AC for. Summer won't last forever, but perhaps you'll mak
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