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Gay Side of Twitch
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Game Rant: LGBTQ Twitch Streamers You Should Be Following

These LGBTQ TikTokers Have Made the Platform a Treasure Trove of Queer Content
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LGBTQ Content Creators in the Gaming World
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Meet the Rainbow Arcade

 

 

LGBTQ On-Line Media
 

Social media sites offer critical opportunities for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer, and other sexual and/or gender minority (LGBTQ) youth to enhance well-being through exploring their identities, accessing resources, and connecting with peers.

 

Lots of talented LGBTQ folks can be found among on-line streamers, casters, bloggers, creators, influencers, and gamers on such channels as Twitch, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Happi, and YouTube.  There are a significant number of LGBTQ topics addressed through digital web-based platforms, including social media, weblogs, videos, and podcasts.
 

 

 

Queer Streamers

The internet is a wonderful place for LGBTQ people to express themselves, and these seven people are making spaces for that to happen. These on-line stars are featured on Twitch, which is a live-streaming platform for gamers and other lifestyle casters that supports building communities around a shared interest.

JustAMinx -
JustAMinx is an Irish variety streamer. She can often be found streaming in the Just Chatting category or playing games with her friends. Minx grew in popularity after appearing on a number of episodes of Love or Host and became known for her boisterous personality. You can find her streams here.

Arbitrary Reign - Arbitrary Reign is another wonderful gay streamer who is on Twitch. He mainly streams older games but throws in a few newer ones from time to time. Recently he has been playing Dishonored 2 and Oddworld: Soulstorm. He also has two adorable cats called Kirby and Butter.

Austin Snow - Austin is a “mostly gay” man from America. He hosts an online dating show called Love or Host on his Twitch channel. Many of the contestants are other creators on Twitch. The show is always bound to be chaotic.

BoyBlueLondon - BoyBlueLondon is a gay streamer from London. He likes to have laid back streams where he will play a wide variety of games from classics to new releases all while chatting with his viewers. He has a segment called Sims Sunday.

Eret - Eret is a bisexual Twitch streamer who is well known both for playing Minecraft and his deep voice! He has mentioned his dislike of gender roles in the past and to combat them he owns multiple dresses and can be seen trying them on during streams from time to time over on his channel.

Iamvapid - Another Irish entry in our list of must-watch queer streamers is Iamvapid, a 28 year-old who mainly plays horror games like Dead By Daylight. He makes sure that his Twitch stream is a safe place for all people to be.

Sweet Anita - Sweet Anita is a streamer on Twitch who mainly streams in the Just Chatting category but also plays games on stream. In the past, she has spoken about identifying as demisexual and what that means to her. Anita has shared she has Tourettes and speaks about it openly in her streams.

[Source: Jennifer Wilde, April 2021]

 

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LGBTQ Streamers of the Year
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LGBTQ Streamers

 

Austin Snow
Boy Blue London

Psyche
I am Brandon

Queer Chameleon

Dylan Mulvaney
Kerri Colby
Critical Bard
Space Valkyries
That Nerd Violet

Jeff Brutlag
That Bronze Girl
Sweet Anita
MiaByte

Aimsey
BlizzB3ar

Jermaine Plays
Eevoh

Deere
Nikatine

Cypher Of Tyr

EJ Marcus

Brianna Ghey

The Roses

Charlie McDonnell

Londyn Bradshaw

Lucid Foxx
Frazley S

Ty Deran
Kevin James Thornton
Merciful
Chocolate Kieran
Sham Bam TY Maam
Rory Plays

Biggus Bennus

Data Dave
Fox Queen

Pikachulita
Eret

Nihachu
Rek It Raven
Sammy M Jay

Coco Confession
Pleasantly Twstd

Esmé Louise James

Old Gays

James Charles  

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LGBTQ Podcasts for College Students

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LGBTQ Streamers of the Year

 

FoxQueen - People can expect a chill inclusive environment from my stream. I usually try to keep it fairly PG-13 but I am a gay woman that likes joking about a good tit every now and then. I typically play JRPG’s and story based games, usually of the anime variety. But any game where I can be a lady who smooches other ladies is a must play in my book and you’ll probably see it on my stream at some point.
 

Biggus Bennus - People can expect both a lot of interaction in chat and also in whatever I’m playing. I predominantly play Animal Crossing, incorporating game shows such as Deal Or No Deal, Blind Date and Snatch Game. Then every Friday I turn my community into big, oiled up wrestlers in WWE 2K and let them beat each other to a pulp. It’s a great way to welcome in the weekend!
 

MiaByte - Expect weirdness, wackiness, and a variety of content. Games, DnD, puzzle solving & more. No matter what I do it’s always a chill time. I basically just do my best to make peoples day a little bit better.
 

CypherOfTyr - You can expect a variety of things: mainly RPGs, third person shooters, crafting and mini painting and sometimes Coffee With Cypher. It’s a comfy community that takes safety seriously.
 

Psyche - She plays a lot of space, sandbox and story games, but also likes games that make her cry. Her community is focused on creating a safe and inclusive space, wholesome but sometimes immature humor, and a healthy dose of chaos.
 

IamBrandon - When someone comes to stream, they should expect the unexpected. He usually plays many retro games from the past that he never got to experience when he was younger, with a bit of horror from time to time. The conversation is mainly what keeps people staying.

J0hnJ0hnn -
My space is very loud and very gay! I’m a variety streamer and I play everything from simulation games, sandbox games, adventure, survival horror, and RPGs! We have a close-knit community who focus on supporting each other, talking about issues (personal and global), and razzing me for my gameplay! I’m also heavily focused on promoting a body positive space and inspiring people to be more comfortable and confident in their own skin.

[Source: Ed Nightingale, December 2020]

 

 

 

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Trans TikTok Personality Brianna Ghey is Murdered

 

Two school children charged with murder of trans teen Brianna Ghey

Brianna Ghey, who was described by her family as a "larger than life character," died in february 2023. Two schoolchildren have been charged with murder following the death of the 16-year-old transgender girl in an English village.

A boy and a girl, both aged 15, have been charged with the murder of Brianna Ghey, who was found dead in a park in Warrington in the country’s northwest. Members of the public contacted the emergency services after Ghey’s body was found on a path in Linear Park, in the village of Culcheth, police said. She was found with fatal stab wounds, police said.

Police and forensic scientists initially said there was no evidence to suggest the circumstances surrounding Ghey’s death was hate related, before later adding that all lines of inquiry were being explored, “including whether this was a hate crime.” 

 


 

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Brianna's family said: “Brianna was a much loved daughter, granddaughter, and baby sister. She was a larger than life character who would leave a lasting impression on all that met her. Brianna was beautiful, witty and hilarious. Brianna was strong, fearless and one of a kind. The loss of her young life has left a massive hole in our family, and we know that the teachers and her friends who were involved in her life will feel the same. We would like to thank everyone for their kind words and support during this extremely difficult time. We would like to thank the police for their support, and witnesses for helping with the investigation.”

Almost £90,000 ($109,000) has been raised so far for Ghey’s family by an online crowdfunding campaign. Those behind it say the funds raised will help pay for a funeral, which they hope to make “pink and colorful to match her personality.”

The charges come a day after candlelit vigils were held for Ghey in the cities of Liverpool and Bristol, with more due to be held across the country in the coming days.  Some of the events have been organized by trans rights and LGBTQ campaigners, including ones planned for London, Manchester and the coastal city of Brighton.
 

[Source: Lianne Kolirin, CNN, February 2023]


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Queer Streamers

 

Austin Snow

BoyBlueLondon

Psyche

IamBrandon

Sweet Anita

MiaByte

CypherOfTyr

FoxQueen
Biggus Bennus

Eret

Iamvapid

JustAMinx

J0hnJ0hnn

ArbitraryReign

Facebook Pages

 

Queer Cafe

LGBTQ Real Talk Radio

Paige and Holly

Together We Stand
The Gay Salon
Gayety

Transgender World

LGBTQ Loyalty

Mama Dragons

LGBTQ Advocate

InterPride

Lez Hang Out

Pride Portraits

Parents of Transgender Children

Black Lesbians

Betty Turbo

Non-Binary Gender Pride

Transgender Support

Rainbow Pride

LGBTQ Writers and Readers

Gay Professional

 

TikTok Influencers

 

Nicky & Pierre

Jeffrey Marsh
Ryan Maxwell

EJ Having Fun

Blair Imani

Rico Taquito
Nai Jelee
Isaiah Washington
Kendahl Landreth

Seth Sanker
Kissy Duerré

Nicole Coenen

Zachary Willmore

Corook

Paige and Holly

Dylan Mulvaney

Kendall Tichner

Brooklynne Webb

Queer Chameleon

Plant Based Bird Girl

Old Gays
Cameron Gregg

Esme Louisee

Kevin James Thornton
Mx. Deran

River Glass
Grey x AJ
Skylarr

Instagram Pages

 

27 Travels/Gabi & Shanna
Paige and Holly
Once Upon a Journey

Two Femme Gems

Meg Ten Eyck

Burrito and Tortilla/Chris & Alex
Rosie and Ella/LGBTQ Couple

Paul Charles/Gay Comic Geek

KJeezy/Gaymer

Nicole Coenan

Lindsay Cale

Allie and Sam/Travel Couple

Raff Out Loud/Lesbian Family

Kate Austin/Travel & Laughs

Ash Hardell

Unite UK 1

Jessi and Millie

Podcasts

 

History is Gay with Leigh Pfeffer
Bad Queers/Shana and Kris
Queerology: Belief and Being/Matthias Roberts
LGBTQ&A/Jeffrey Masters
Getting Curious/Jonathan Van Ness
Queer Movie Podcast
TransLash/Imara Jones
Bisexual Diaries/Brooke Finegold and Cameron Escalante
Gay Men Going Deeper
Las Culturistas/Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
Still Processing/Wesley Morris and Jenna Wortham
Making Gay History/LGBTQ Oral Histories from the Archive
Like a Virgin/Fran Tirado and Rose Dommu
The Bright Sessions
Sibling Rivalry/Bob the Drag Queen and Money X Change
Queer Money/David and John
 

YouTube Channels

 

I'm From Driftwood

Paige and Holly

Rowan Ellis

LGBTQ Top Lists

Advocate

I Want the World to Know

Jeffrey Marsh

Matthew and Paul

Tyler Oakley

It Gets Better

Them

Sammy Jaxen
Queer Network

United Nations Human Rights

GLAAD Media

Amelia Ace

RuPaul's Drag Race

Sapphic Underground

Joe Tasker

Kristen Hampton

Randy Rainbow

James Charles

Nicole Coenen

InterPride

Charlie McDonnell

Rose and Rosie

Ashley Wylde

Amaze

Queerspace Magazine

Celeste M

Human Rights Campaign

Matt and Blue

Trevor Project

Sexplanations

She4Me

Keara Graves

Go Charlie

Adventures of Zach and B

Rainbow1978

Queer Cafe

 

Nicole Conen: Lesbian Lumberjack and Videographer

Nicole Coenen is from London, Ontario, Canada.  She is a freelance videographer, video journalist, content creator, writer, actor, producer, and marketer. Her work is featured on YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok.  She studied advanced film making at Fanshawe College. After years of a variety of media  projects, her latest adventure is her video journal of moving from the city to a farm in the country. Her video blogs include stories of rouging it, reflections on nature and the seasons, and lighthearted insights into her relationship with her partner Jen.

 

 

Nicole Coenen: YouTube

Lesbian Lumberjack: Nicole Coenan
Adjusting to Winter: Nicole Coenan
Nicole Coenan: Instagram
Surrending to Summer: Nicole Coenan
Little Getaway: Nicole Coenan

 

LGBTQ Youth and On-Line Engagement

 

Lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer, and other sexual and/or gender minority (LGBTQ) youth identify significant benefits from engagement with social media, as well as other Internet-enabled technologies. While research comparing their use to their non-LGBTQ peers is limited, research has suggested LGBTQ youth may spend significantly more time online. Social media serves as informal learning environments for LGBTQ youth during their identity developmental processes. As LGBTQ identities remain highly stigmatized, social media sites provide youth with critical opportunities to explore, label, and practice disclosing their emerging LGBTQ identities; control and rehearse their social interactions; as well as access identity-specific resources. Even engaging more passively with social media (such as watching LGBTQ YouTube content) enables individuals to learn about identity-specific issues and be inspired in their coming out process, increasing identity confidence.

Social media facilitates identity construction and communication by allowing LGBTQ youth to curate their online presence in a context characterized by relative safety (i.e., users can block or accept whomever they choose) and control over anonymity (i.e., users can choose how much [if any] of their life is made public). The comparative anonymity available online facilitates opportunities for youth to develop and explore their LGBTQ identities in ways not feasible in offline communities. Anonymous social media activities ensure that participants’ emerging LGBTQ identities are protected from premature disclosure and from socially significant individuals (e.g., friends, family) who may not be accepting. Recent research finds that LGBTQ youth are able to engage in self-expression by curating their profiles and navigating unwanted comments and advances, which they are unable to do to the same extent in their offline lives. The interactive nature of social media enables a closer investigation of the ways that LGBTQ identities and experiences are constructed and communicated using technology.

For LGBTQ youth, online community engagement enhances well-being. Participation in online communities may allow LGBTQ youth to access role models who share their experiences, as well as seek emotional and social support. As individuals become more comfortable with their identity, they may engage in sharing LGBTQ content and participate in educating and supporting other LGBTQ people within their online networks. Youth were able to use social media as a bridge to access resources within their offline communities while minimizing potential risks, making local LGBTQ populations more visible to young people—particularly in rural communities. The Internet is perceived by LGBTQ youth as an efficient way to address gaps in identity-specific information (e.g., to access sexual health resources), as well as an effective means of learning about offline services and events. Overall, social media allows LGBTQ youth to explore their identities and social relationships, access resources, and curate their own mode of self-expression while controlling their degree of self-disclosure.

[Source: Sage Journals, Craig, Eaton, McInroy, Leung, Krishnan, January 2021]

 

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Best LGBTQ Streaming Services

Digital media is a powerful force. What happens on screen can set off a ripple effect that reaches all corners of society; one that influences not only how people view others, but also how people view themselves.

The average person spends 7.5 hours a day consuming media…  and yet, only 27% of the LGBTQ community feel they’re well represented by the content they see.  The time has come for this to change.

One of the digital platforms that hosts YouTubers and other creators is Uscreen, which has become a place where many LGBTQ content creators have launched their online streaming services.

Unicorns.live - Bringing LGBTQ Performances Online. Unicorns.Live broadcasts LGBTQ events using live video.

SVTV - Amplifying Queer Storytellers. In the digital age, inclusion and realistic representation of LGBTQ people is more important than ever. And that’s what SVTV is all about. SVTV offers LGBTQ community-driven content that include series, film, sports, documentaries, podcasts, and live streams.

TysonPlus - Boundary-Breaking LGBTQ TV Shows. TysonPlus is a LGBTQ streaming service that produces people-of-color-inclusive content.

TrickleUP - An Online Network Where Artists Help Artists. Inspired by the artists-on-behalf-of-artists movement, TrickleUp is an American charity organization that showcases performing arts content on its streaming platform.

Lesflicks VOD – An Online Space For Women Who Love Women (WLW). Focusing mainly on lesbian, bisexual, and some transgender, movies, shorts, and TV series, Lesflicks VOD brings you content you can’t find on traditional (and even LGBTQ) streaming services.

GayBingeTV - The Riches are in the Niches. GayBingeTV showcases gay movies and TV shows, creating a specific space in the entertainment industry for gay men while also leaving room on their platform for LGBTQ, including transgender content.

Fearless - Discover New, Independent, And Inclusive Content. Fearless is a video streaming service that offers viewers access to inclusive content from all under-represented groups.

[Source: Salma Madwar, Uscreen, June 2021]

 

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