"Hunky Jesus is queer church without the guilt. It is what Pride would be if corporations hadn't found it. And it is San Francisco's most sacred act of nonsense."
"I'm sorry that Idaho just signed a law three days ago criminalizing trans people for using a bathroom, on Transgender Day of Visibility no less, and we're still being asked to justify covering the people they're targeting."
"I'm sorry that 111 anti-LGBTQ laws were enacted last year alone, the highest on record, and the number keeps climbing."
"But the 34,000 subscribers getting this email actually want to read about sexy people performing acts of praise and defiance. And I am, as always, here to deliver."
Hunky Jesus is a celebration of queer identity in San Francisco, contrasting with the increasing anti-LGBTQ laws across the country. Despite criticism of being too fluffy, the event represents a vital expression of community and defiance. The journalism award received for covering this event underscores the significance of documenting queer culture. Amidst legislative attacks on trans rights and LGBTQ visibility, the celebration serves as a necessary reminder of joy and resilience within the community, appealing to those who seek to engage with and support queer narratives.
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