Lindsay Lee Wallace

Lindsay Lee Wallace has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in February 2021. Resources lindsayleewallace has populated their site with include: • 1,500 Bat Species and Counting | Bats Magazine • The Charter School Pressuring Teachers to Get Involved in Politics | Mother Jones • Anera: Donate to refugees and others hurt by conflicts in Palestine, Lebanon and Jordan • Billy Porter on His Trans Rom-Com Anything’s Possible | TIME • What If You Could Become a Tree? | Inverse • The "Banned" Film Coming Soon To a Theater Near You | Blood Knife • Queer collective care, one pansy tattoo at a time | Xtra Magazine • ‘Sue Bird: In the Clutch’ is a love letter to a basketball legend, and to women’s sports | Xtra Magazine • ‘Cora Bora’ is a coming-of-age movie for people in their thirties | Xtra Magazine • How Heather María Ács is queering intimacy coordination | Xtra Magazine • Graduating From Dead Mom University | Teen Vogue • Breaking Down the Unsettling Ending of 'Immaculate' | TIME • The Story Behind 'Ahead of the Curve' | TIME • The Chilling Story Behind Tell Them You Love Me | TIME • A Promising Potential Solution to White-Nose Syndrome | Bats Magazine • Will COVID-19 Change the Face of Horror? | Blood Knife • Taylor Swift's "evermore" Songs, Ranked by Gay Subtext | Autostraddle • Why Women Watch Horror | Blood Knife • 10 of the Best Disney Channel Original Movies to Watch Right Now | TIME • The True Story Behind the Netflix Documentary 'Our Father' | TIME • The True Story Behind the Documentary ‘Leave No Trace’ | TIME • They/Them stabs for the heart, but fails to draw blood | Blood Knife • Taylor Swift’s ‘Midnights,’ ranked by queer subtext | Xtra Magazine • Curses, Crushes and Celesbians Abound in Emily M. Danforth's "Plain Bad Heroines" | Autostraddle • The Real Villain in ‘The Devil Wears Prada’ is Toxic Work Culture | Catapult • The Lesbian Bar Project Raises Over $100,000 to Protect Our Last Lesbian Bars | Autostraddle • Hong Kong Protests Are Filled With Umbrellas. Here’s Why. | Bustle • How Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Final Book Hinted At Her Vision For The Future | Bustle • No One Has Seen A Punk Album Quite Like This | Bustle • “Be Loud, Be Aggressive”: Elizabeth Warren On Protecting The USPS | Bustle • Why You Won’t See Rainbows In This Gender-Affirming Brand's Pride Collection | R29 • 'Harrow the Ninth' is a maze of grief, gore, and global warming | Autostraddle • Billy Porter on His Trans Rom-Com Anything’s Possible (TIME) • Will Gen Z be less healthy than their parents? • The Story Behind the Hulu Drama 'Suncoast' | TIME • Species Study: Brazilian Funnel-eared Bat | Bats Magazine • These apps are turning death into data | BBC • 14 LGBTQ-Affirming Movies to Stream While You Recover From the Holidays (SELF) • The Charter School Pressuring Teachers to Get Involved in Politics – Mother Jones • The SoDo Shop That Demystifies Auto Repair for Everyone | Seattle Met • "The Ultimatum: Queer Love" Is Too Afraid to Commit | TIME • It’s almost Halloween, and it’s been three years since my mom died. • Using Social Media to Highlight Batty Charisma | Bats Magazine • Thriller ‘Love Lies Bleeding’ has its head in the clouds and its foot in its mouth | Xtra Magazine • The Story Behind 'Fanatical: The Catfishing of Tegan and Sara' | TIME • The care my mom relied on when she was sick was already strained. RFK Jr. just gutted it more. | MSNBC • The Most Realistic Part of "Euphoria"? Its Depiction of Caregiving (Bitch Media) • How to Have a ‘Sick Day’ When You Can’t Actually Call Off Work | SELF • Medical Debt Is a Uniquely American Disaster | Teen Vogue • Her Prerogative: Britney Spears Can Do Whatever the Hell She Wants (Bitch Media) • How Best to Help People Facing Food Insecurity | SELF • Culture of Fear: 10 TV & Film Workers Call Out Hollywood Exploitation (Bitch Media) • I'm Terrible at Snowboarding—But That's Why I Love It | SELF • Creating art from electronic waste: interview with artist and activist Yucef Merhi (Dell Technologies Blog) • This is Not a Photo of My Mom | LIT Magazine • This has been the year of digital grieving (Pando Daily) • If You’re Having a Hard Time During the Holidays, Might I Suggest a Horror Movie? | SELF • Olympian Alexi Pappas on the Life-Saving Power of Trust • Barbie's Capitalist Critique Will Make BlackRock Millions | Blood Knife • There’s Lots of Confusion and Stigma Around Monkeypox—Let’s Clear It Up | SELF • "We Are Watching Eliza Bright"'s Sixsterhood Is a Narrator of Possibility (Autostraddle) • Being a Therapist on Social Media Can Be a Little Traumatic | Slate • The True Story Behind Netflix's The Good Nurse | TIME • Queer For Fear Explores the History of LGBTQ Horror | TIME • The Self-Absorbed Legacy of Teen Dance Movies (Film Daze) • 7 Horror Films That (May Have) Inspired the Presidential Initiative to Save the Suburbs (Signal Horizon) • "I'll Be Gone in the Dark" Recaps/Reviews (Signal Horizon)