About Pride And Queering Alcohol

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And What About It?

Elodie Forget

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8 months ago

Feminist and queer chit-chat about everyday life, academic theory and pop culture trends: Anything goes in this podcast with the host Elodie. Join me on my journey of feminism and how it translates into my and my occasional guests' life. Feel free to hit me up on the instagram @andwhataboutitpoddy

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About Pride And Queering Alcohol

And What About It?

28 minutes 18 seconds

2 years ago

About Pride And Queering Alcohol

HAPPY PRIDE MONTH, OH MY DAYS! Today I am talking about a small part of what can constitute pride (month) as a queer person: nightclubs, alcohol and all that jazz. Of course pride is more than that; it's about resistance, education, learning about those who came before us and trying our best to make the world a better place for those coming after us. However, a big part of our community within and next to those elements is celebration and being together, which often times comes with drinks that are flowing. How can alcohol be queered?

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Works cited in this episode:

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“Queers Read This.” Leaflet published anonymously and distributed by queers at the Pride March in New York in June 1990.

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