Image Source: Everett Collection I, like many, grew up on "The L Word." The series centered around a group of lesbian and bisexual-identifying friends in LA and subsequently shaped my understanding of what it meant to be a queer woman. It showcased how queer women interacted, how they presented themselves, and ultimately how they signaled to other women that they were queer. Then again, it was very much a program of its time - as indicated by Shane's low-rise jeans, Papi's fedoras, and the gross mishandling of Max, a character who transitions from female to male during the show. Another, more subtle example of the series being a byproduct of the early 2000s occurs in season one, episode th
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