Loud & Queer 21: Queer at Work

By: Wohlschlaeger, Marisa

Growing up queer and dreaming of a future came with complications for many of us. We may not have seen queer and trans people living their dreams, working to accomplish goals, or building careers. It can be hard to imagine ourselves doing the same without these examples, especially for those of us with intersecting identities. How were you inspired to reach for your dream? What does working as a queer person look like? How does the working world need to change to welcome queerness?

Featured in this issue:
Work-Ur-Topia Nicole Concepcion-Webtoon
Living the Future I Couldn't Picture Sassafras Patterdale-Prose
The Ranting of a 16 Year Old Loser Lesbian Hope McGuire (she/her/hers) Short Story
Sappho Haziel (they/them and he/him) Illustration
Queering Business (a rambling account of 9 years accidentally becoming a businessperson), So you want to leave the USA Helen Maringer (they/them) Prose, Information Document
Sloane as Romy, Ruby as Michele Jess (Jessa) Angwin (they/them) Digital Drawing
Showing Up Jim Kellogg (The Queer Poet) (he/him) Poetry
Broken Boys, Logan's Legacy Dak Kopec (They, Them, It, don't put me in a box) Fiction

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0DP6643HJ
• ISBN13: 9798301491412
• Release Date: November 2024
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 32 Pages
• Weight: 0.16 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.1" x 6.0" x 9.0"