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The first time Kate saw it was on a sunny June afternoon. She ascended the ten-step staircase to her room, ears burning red from her mother’s relentless criticism of her “reckless behavior,” yet the wooden floorboards barely creaked under the…
Before the music, the glitter, and the defiance of holding hands in public, a question sits in the silent spaces: What does it mean to feel safe enough to be seen? For Elaiza Oliveros, the USG Secretary of Sexual Orientation,…
“I was confused on why I was attracted to men and, at the same time, to women.” Acceptance feeds our existence, while rejection slowly and silently kills our being. With rejection as the greatest fear for a lot of young…