Validation Circle Jerk I Episode 263

This week on Bad Queers, we define pansexuality and explore the queer history of 18th-century molly-houses in Queer Urban Dictionary. In "Category Is," we get into Simone Biles vs. Riley Gaines and the ongoing fight for trans inclusion in sports, TS Madison educating NeNe Leakes on trans dating, and Doechii’s powerful moment at the BET Awards. Plus, we answer your "Am I A Bad Queer?" questions about dating app validation, saying no to tokenism, and summer queer crushes. In "Bad Queer Opinions" we have a community note around vegans at BBQs and being the single friend in a friend group.

Shoutouts: 

Kris: Black Market Vintage has released their annual Juneteenth shirt – designed by Black queer artist, Nina Chanel Abney. Get yours and wear them as much as yall used to wear those Old Navy 4th of July shirts. Follow them @blkmktvintage @ninachanel 

Shana: The Seattle Plant Store – Seattle’s radically queer plant shop. Found through Planthony, their enthusiastic employee. Go buy some gay plants – @seattleplantstore 

Episode Notes: 

• 1:16 – Queer Urban Dictionary 
• 4:25 – Category is: Simone Biles vs. Riley Gaines 
• 9:09 – Category is: Hearts not parts
• 18:13 – Category is: Doechii Speaking Out at BET Awards 
• 32:12 – Am I a Bad Queer? 
• 44:54 – Bad Queer Opinion
• 50:57 – Shoutout

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