Lazarus Nance Letcher (they/them) is a Ph.D. candidate in American Studies at University of New Mexico and a musician. Laz has written for Autostraddle, them, and QED.
For many queer and trans folks, Halloween was the one safe place we could express ourselves. It’s been that way for centuries. In 1848, Columbus, Ohio, became one the first cities to officially outlaw people wearing clothing that didn’t align with one’s assigned sex at birth, known at different points of history as cross-dressing, drag […]
