Today Rhi goes through the history of LGBTQ+ representation in films and television. Not only the history of LGBTQ+ representation, but how representation is better for younger generations as LGBTQ+ characters appear in shows and movies made for children and young adults.
Below are the resources we used for this episode and links if you would like to learn more. Thanks for listening :)
Stacker- A history of LGBTQ+ representation in film
Wikipedia- LGBT representation in children's television
Buzzfeed- 45 Of The Greatest Queer-Coded Disney Characters There Have Ever Been, That Aren’t Elsa From “Frozen”
Buzzfeed- 24 LGBT TV And Movie Characters Who Changed The Game Entirely
CBR- 15 Disney Characters Confirmed (Or Speculated) To Be Queer
Screen Rant- 15 Best Teen Shows With LGBTQ+ Representation
Reads Rainbow- Film & TV Recs: LGBT Teen Shows
Hello! We're back. After a long hiatus we've come back with an episode on the Smurl Family Haunting and the Snedeker Family Haunting. Just warning that there are brief trigger warnings due to some sensitive content having to do with the case. If you find yourself uncomfortable feel free to skip ahead a few seconds, these moments are very brief and do not go in depth.
Below are the resources we used for this episode and links if you would like to dive deeper into these cases. Thanks for listening :)
Hey guys! This episode is a bit messy, we took a little hiatus but we wanted to put out an episode for pride month. If you already know your history skip for conspiracy theories about gay people. Anyways I read a lot of articles from this one so here are my sources (Not in MLA format, but just know I stole these words)
https://www.stonewallscotland.org.uk/about-us/news/15-things-lgbtq-people-colour-want-you-know
https://www.advocate.com/year-review/2014/12/23/years-craziest-right-wing-conspiracy-theories-about-lgbt-people
https://www.them.us/story/the-now-list-2021-awards-lgbtq-visionaries#intcid=_them-right-rail_7d5fcdec-4bdf-4024-a893-fc5d2eabd332_popular4-1
Welcome to the bog! In this first episode Claire tells Rhi about Matthew Shepard, who he was and how his murder impacted not only the United States but internationally; from awareness of the gay panic defense to hate crime prevention acts.