NicoReviews of two accessible zines about LGBTQIA+ terms and language use: The Pocket Guide to LGBTQIA+ Identities by Adam Xx and TNET Presents: The Pocket Trans Language Guide by Stacy Fatemi.
Two zines about LGBTQIA+ terms and language
Tagged Adam Xx, Anne Fautso-Sterling, Charlie Alexander, Gilbert Baker, Pride flags, Rainbow & Co, reviews, Stacy Fatemi, transgender, zine reviews, zines
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Nico Mara-McKay (they/iel) is a historian, writer, editor, and occasional curator whose work focuses on histories of gender and sexuality through lenses of embodiment and identity. They write about queer and trans history, culture, and community at nicomaramckay.com and ephemeralrecord.com, and share updates on Bluesky @nicomaramckay.com.
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