Spoiler Alert: The L Word I Episode 73

Don't say we didn't warn you, we are doing The L Word: Generation Q recap. Lil Nas X has done it again, and DaCryBaby is left in shambles. Black, queer, women did that at the Olympics. More Bad Queer Marriage advice, and not all homophobic people are closeted queers. Remember that.

Shana – Beyoncé for the next round of Ivy Park. From the children sizes to the Harper’s Bazaar Interview.

Kris – Jason Rodriguez (@thejasonarodriguez) for creating Arraygency (@array.gency), a talent agency dedicated to elevating BIPOC, queer, and trans creatives from all creative industries. Arraygency will be New York City-based and currently accepting submissions for representation. Jason was best known for playing Lemar on Pose and Slim Xtravaganza as former member of both the House of Ninja and the House of Xtravaganza.

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