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Loud & Queer: Too much subtext, not enough text
Elizabeth and Laura continue their discussion from last week about their frustrations with queer media representation. They explore queer stereotypes from hyper-sexualisation to vilification, the importance of a multitude of queer people and personalities, and whether Link from The Legend of Zelda franchise is a non-binary icon (the short answer is yes).
Also featured is this week’s news bulletin for all things LGBT+ across the globe and a chatty froth or not which spans queer relationships in Assassin’s Creed to a new hit show about the HIV epidemic on Stan.
Contributors
Presenters: Laura Green and Elizabeth Busch
Producer: Laura Green
Music: Sammy Perryman
Category: Audio, Playlist, Podcast
Topics: Art, Comedy, Community, Culture, Film, News, Pop Culture
Tags: assassin's creed, bi, bisexual, gay, gay stereotypes, LGBT, lgbt news, loud & queer, loud and queer, nonbinary, queer, stereotypes, the legend of zelda, Trans, transgender, tropes
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