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Queer Kid, Straight Mom

Queer Kid, Straight Mom

De: Sarah Jones-Popiel and Siena Popiel
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 What is queer coding? How about queer baiting? And why is it okay to say queer now - it was an insult when I was a kid! Finding common ground with kids as a parent is tough enough without a new and specific vocabulary - but a willingness to learn about these terms and issues is one of the best ways a straight parent can support an LGBTQ+ kid. We hope that listening in as we discuss these topics can help you - whether you're parent or child, straight or not - strike up your own discussions at home. And if you're a kid who's not quite able to talk about these things at home yet, we hope we can make you feel loved and supported by welcoming you into our conversations. Ciencias Sociales
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  • OMG, Look What Woke Thing Nike's Doing Now: Media Framing, Fox News, and Misinformation

    OMG, Look What Woke Thing Nike's Doing Now: Media Framing, Fox News, and Misinformation
    May 19 2025

    Right wing media has been abuzz with allegations that Nike is funding "trans experiments" on kids. This is a great example of media framing, a technique media outlets use to influence audience's beliefs and behavior about particular issues. Find out what the real story is, and how the allegation of the trans "agenda" is itself an agenda.
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    35 m
  • Rainbow Washing No More

    Rainbow Washing No More
    May 5 2025

    Now that right wing backlash and the Trump administration have made this country a much more hostile place for LGBTQ+ people and their supporters, some brands are stepping away from their Pride sponsorships and DEI commitments. We'll walk you through who's fleeing and who's staying.
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    15 m
  • Hunger Games: The Capital, Queerness, and How to Not Be J.K. Rowling

    Hunger Games: The Capital, Queerness, and How to Not Be J.K. Rowling
    Apr 21 2025

    Queerness in the Hunger Games series: it's subtle, and, early on, evoked in ways we don't think Suzanne Collins intended. We dig in to those early representations, plus what has changed in the two latest novels.
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    32 m
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