The Bisexual Resource Center’s Big Bi+ Joy Survey: What’s your most Affirming Moment as a Bi+ Person This Year?
Edited by Darren Bouwmeester During Pride 2026, the Bisexual Resource Center is leaning into Bi+ joy and the diversity of our community while amplifying bisexual voices. In that spirit, we created a survey asking you to share your experience as Bi+ people. Throughout Pride season, we are publishing selected responses in a series of articles […]
The Feeling of Being Seen at Pride
by Brooke Lindley I’m from a smaller city in Michigan, and this year I attended two Prides in Michigan. There is a particular kind of loneliness that can exist even in a crowd full of rainbows. It is the feeling of standing at a Pride festival surrounded by music, laughter, glitter, flags, vendors, chosen family, and […]
The Bisexual Resource Center’s Big Bi+ Joy Survey: Where do you find community as a Bi+ person?
Edited by Darren Bouwmeester During Pride 2026, the Bisexual Resource Center is leaning into Bi+ joy and the diversity of our community while amplifying bisexual voices. In that spirit, we created a survey asking you to share your experience as Bi+ people. Throughout Pride season, we are publishing selected responses that highlight what makes this […]
The Bisexual Resource Center’s Big Bi+ Joy Survey: What’s your favorite thing about being Bi+?
Edited by Darren Bouwmeester During Pride 2026, the Bisexual Resource Center is leaning into Bi+ joy and the diversity of our community while amplifying bisexual voices. In that spirit, we created a survey asking you to share your experience as Bi+ people. Throughout Pride season, we are publishing selected responses that highlight what makes this […]
The Bisexual Resource Center’s Big Bi+ Joy Survey: What Does PRIDE Mean to You
Edited by Darren Bouwmeester As we celebrate Pride 2026, the Bisexual Resource Center is leaning into Bi+ joy and the diversity of our community while amplifying bisexual voices. As part of Pride, we created a survey asking you to share about your experience as Bi+ people. Thus far, the response has been overwhelming. We thank […]
I’m Sorry It’s Been Awful: A Love Letter to the Bi+ Black Man
By Jade Johnson-Brown I’m all about curating a vibe. Music blasting, a glass of sauvignon blanc (with frozen jalapeno slices), and my kitchen–bracing itself for another meal I put together for my family. Head down while I’m crafting messaging for work. The soundtrack lately? Isaiah Rashad’s It’s Been Awful. If you’re not familiar, I suggest […]
Bisexuality as Liberation: Making Room for Fluidity in a Binary World
By Zori Paul, PhD, LPC (she/her) We already know that bisexuality is often misunderstood as “uncertainty,” “indecision,”,or as a temporary stop on the way to something “more real.” But I never saw it that way. For meand for many others, bisexuality is not a limitation but a very liberating identity. For myself, thebi+ label offers […]
Finding words to process the wave of anti-LGBTQ antagonism and violence
By Helen Parshall The most interesting interview I’ve ever had started with a simple question: Do you consider yourself to be a writer or a journalist? I was at the journalism career fair in my final semester of graduate school, trying to figure out where I wanted to take my career once my masters was […]
Queer Parenting and Sex Education
By Meredith Worthen My daughter was born just a year after the conservative red state where we live passed marriage equality. My partner and I were elated that she was going to grow up with the opportunity to marry whomever she wants (or of course, not marry anyone if she doesn’t want to). But as […]
Nurturing Our Bi+ Identities with StillBisexual, Part 5
Our partner, StillBisexual, asked followers how they honor their bi+ identity. Here’s the fourth installment of their responses Crystal To nurture my bi identity I like to watch queer films, especially ones that feature lesbian or bisexual women’s relationships. It’s important because growing up I never saw that side of me represented positively. Chris I […]