Queer coding of characters in literature, television, and movies can be seen as a good thing. These are characters who are not portrayed explicitly as queer but exhibit characteristics that suggest ...

In a world where technology shapes our daily lives, the stories of diverse trailblazers inspire the next generation of innovators. The tech industry is evolving, with new voices bringing fresh ...

This queer coding has been criticized by some scholars as homophobic, while others in the LGBTQ community have embraced the villain as a symbol of feminist (and/or lesbian) rage. Several other movies ...

Creators do their best to work within the constraints of a highly commercial entertainment industry, where decisions are made based on projected financial gain. Queer coding, or the practice of ...

Horror has always been queer. And queer people have always resonated with horror stories. The issue is that queer people or queer-coded characters have usually been relegated to the role of villain.

The DaBaby to DaBadGuy pipeline continues. After the Charlotte rapper spewed queerphobic vitriol at a Miami music festival last month — including making false, dangerous comments about the LGBTQIA+ ...