by Queer Diagnosis
Join us as we embark on a journey navigating LGBTQ+ healthcare through a series of interviews with healthcare providers, patients, and more. The Season 2 Finale is out now! Hosted by Zarya Shaikh and Srihita Mediboina. Edited by Jameson Coleman. Catch us on the flipside at QueerDiagnosis.com and @QueerDiagnosis on Twitter and Instagram. Support our future projects by donating to Patreon.com/QueerDiagnosis.
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April 3, 2023
<p>Wrapping up our Season 3 finale, Katya Shemelyak, our amazing intern from Stony Brook University, discusses her favorite moments from the season with hosts Srihita and Zarya. We reflect on Season 3’s insightful conversations featuring incredible guests, including finding community through content and reconnecting with old classmates. All three of us answer the question you have been waiting for: “What would we tell our 12-year-old selves?” We like to think we had some pretty good answers but Drake said it best: “Sometimes you laugh, sometimes you cry but I guess you know now.” We’re happy to share that the Queer Diagnosis Scholarship Fund has raised $7,220 to date! Check us out at QueerDiagnosis.com. You can also find us @QueerDiagnosis on Instagram/Twitter. </p>
November 11, 2022
<p>Trailblazing activist Rayyan Monkey (she/they), based in Mumbai, discusses her coming out journey growing up in a conservative Muslim family. She details the highs and lows of confronting her transphobia and developing a supportive network of queer Muslims. Rayyan shares the rich history of the Hijra community and highlights the influence of queer representation in activism, media, and medicine in their life. Learn more about Rayyan at @rayyanmonkey on Instagram. Consider donating to the <a href="https://crowdfund.stonybrook.edu/r/b43XDXfV9"><u>Queer Diagnosis Scholarship Fund</u></a> and checking us out at QueerDiagnosis.com. You can find us @QueerDiagnosis on Instagram/Twitter.</p>
September 29, 2022
<p>Ivy Fan (she/they), founder and editor-in-chief of Juxtapose Magazine, advocates for spaces dedicated to exploring the intersection of Asian American and Pacific Islander and LGBTQ+ identity in a mediascape that often lacks diversity. Along with sharing their vision for the Magazine came to be, Ivy reflects on navigating her adolescent and young-adult years as a queer Asian first-generation immigrant. Co-host Zarya and Ivy discuss how their high school years informed their respective cultural identities. They discuss representation from the songwriter Rina Sawayama to Bowen Yang on SNL. Be sure to check out Juxtapose Magazine at <a href="https://www.juxtaposemag.com/"><u>juxtaposemag.com</u></a>. Consider making a donation to the <a href="https://crowdfund.stonybrook.edu/r/b43XDXfV9"><u>Queer Diagnosis Scholarship Fund</u></a> and checking us out at QueerDiagnosis.com. You can find us @QueerDiagnosis on Instagram/Twitter.</p>
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Join us as we embark on a journey navigating LGBTQ+ healthcare through a series of interviews with healthcare providers, patients, and more. The Season 2 Finale is out now!
Hosted by Zarya Shaikh and Srihita Mediboina. Edited by Jameson Coleman. Catch us on the flipside at QueerDiagnosis.com and @QueerDiagnosis on Twitter and Instagram. Support our future projects by donating to Patreon.com/QueerDiagnosis.
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