ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Meeting fellow queer folks online in gaming spaces can be a huge source of support, but it can also drive you mad. I'm joined today by Christie J aka theanarchristie to talk about some of the complicated feelings around Pride as a spectacle, how we stay grounded and focused on the things that matter, and how we intersect with a mixture of fellow queer and trans folks and well-intentioned allies, both online and off.
You can follow Christie on BlueSky at theanarchristie.bsky.social, watch her streaming on Twitch as TheWivesAnarchy, and keep up with other streaming and fundraising activities via the New York Snark Exchange (found wherever medias are socialed).
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