By Teresa Spencer Welcome to our series “Love Poems to Cat Callers”! Every week we’ll bring you a new poem by Teresa Spencer, read by a different woman celebrating the joy that is being sexually degraded on the street. This week, Anne Thériault reads her tender homage. https://medium.com/media/bc0f2e73c4b2a29049ebbef370aab6f2/href To the Trucker A prose poem to the trucker who Read more
Which foods provoke the lesbian itch? Celery, arugula and orange flowers. No wonder so many queer women are vegan. Read more
Your wounds will get along great with mine. Read more
When life gives you lemonade you turn it into . . . chum? #MENSTRUATIONMATTERS Read more
Donald Trump’s noxious chosen one is, alas, not the only terrible Jared. Read more
From menstruation superpowers to cancer caused by semen, behold, a long history of messed-up ideas about women’s bodies. Read more
Here are the best locales and strategies to make strangers uncomfortable this Valentine’s Day — no matter your style or budget! Read more
I spent my high school years in Orlando, Florida, so I would know.
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Transform your home into a tidy space of good luck, well-being, and hashtag gratitude so you can be hashtag blessed. Read more
I’d like to give Benedict Cumberbatch an ugly Christmas sweater and then climb all over him like a holiday Jungle Gym, but rumor is he’s not into ugly Christmas sweaters, so that’s just too bad for me. Read more
