We're officially back from holiday break in our first new, new, episode of 2025.  In Category Is, we discuss the arrest of Jaia Cruz, Meta's decision to end fact-checking on its platforms, and the latest studies confirming gender-affirming care is rare for teens. Of course we have to discuss Beyoncè Bowl and Shana's predictions for Bey's Jan. 14 announcement.   

In our Bad Queer Opinions, the best friend to girlfriend/wife pipeline is discussed and Kris comments on a viral video shitting on queer women.

Shoutouts:
Kris: Voda - Voda is the LGBTQIA+ mental health app created by leading LGBTQIA+ psychotherapists, offering tailored, inclusive tools for every LGBTQIA+ experience. Available now on the App Store and Google Play to download. Follow on IG: @joinvoda

Shana: I recently attended the Mix & Mellow hosted by The Bloom Colleqtive in Chicago. Black and Brown queers for days, folks I had never met, community, dancing - just vibes. Happening the first and third Thursday at Bronzeville Winery. Follow @thebloomcolleqtive

Episode Notes:
[0:50] Queer Urban Dictionary 
[5:32] Category is: Jaia Cruz arrest
[7:30] Category is: Gender-affirming care is rare for teens
[10:22] Category is: Meta breaks up with facts
[15:38] Category is: Golden Globes, Beyoncè bowl recap
[32:40] Am I A Bad Queer?
[50:11] Bad Queer Opinions
[59:58] Shoutouts 

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