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The PigeonCanada is a vast, diverse country, and The Pigeon is a new publication that aims to tell its stories with nuance and depth, focusing on Black, Indigenous, LGBTQ2S+, and POC voices.
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FIYAH: Magazine of Black Speculative Fiction“So give us your Black elves, your Black space captains, your Black heretics standing against prophecies and insurmountable odds. Send us your Black wizards and Black gods, your Black sergeants fighting on alien planets. Give us all of your horror, SFF, and relevant subgenres. Because the future of genre is now.”
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Celebrating Pride at Automattic: “Every Person and Voice Has the Opportunity to Be Heard”
In the final chapter of our Pride Month series, we talk to Niesha Sweet, from Automattic’s HR team, about Pride, DEI work, and more.
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Celebrating Pride at Automattic: “Living My Life Freely and Authentically”
In this week’s interview in our Pride Month series, we talk with product designer Mel Choyce-Dwan on identity, diversity in the tech, and inclusive design.
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Celebrating Pride at Automattic: “Reflect What Is Given, and In So Doing Change It a Little”
An interview with Automattic developer Echo Gregor on identity, pronouns, and celebrating Pride Month.
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Celebrating Pride at Automattic: “In a World That Wants You to Apologize or Minimize Who You Are, Don’t.”
In this first interview of our Pride Month series, a human resources wrangler talks about identity, building trust and support in the workplace, and more.
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International Transgender Day of Visibility: Sites and Resources
Today, let’s celebrate trans bloggers and share resources offering support to the trans community.
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Gender Is Over“You need to learn to accept it, because you aren’t going to be able to change it. And, if you try to change it, you’re just making your child upset. You’re probably making yourself upset, too. And, your child might grow up to not love themselves. Everyone should love themselves.”
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AFROPUNKCelebrating Black culture from Brooklyn to Johannesburg, AFROPUNK covers music, activism, art, and more.
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Mondro: Archiving the Work of Queer Artists in Bangladesh
“We welcome every queer individual of Bangladesh to express themselves.” The founder of new website Mondro talks about the need for a platform for the queer Bangladeshi community.
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The HuntswomanBrianne Huntsman’s lifestyle blog is also a political act, because art and fashion are political. “If you’re a plus size babe looking to create a fabulous and luxe wardrobe, who also wants to kick ass in her career – this space is for you!”
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Out in Tech Site Spotlight: The Gets My Goat Project in the Dominican Republic
The Gets My Goat project in the Dominican Republic educates marginalized youth in dairy farm management and empowers them to become agents of change in their own community.
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UniqueScientistsFrom queer neuroscientists to biologists of color, UniqueScientists celebrates the incredible diversity you can find in the global STEM community.
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Women Talk DesignWomen Talk Design “elevates women and gender non-binary speakers, empowers event organizers with resources to engage more diverse speakers, and offers training and support for new speakers.”
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GastroGaysIrish blogging duo Russell James Alford and Patrick Hanlon write (and podcast) about food and travel, with occasional forays into Eurovision Song Contest coverage.
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