We listened to a critique of the limitations of mystical experience definitions when they are done solely through the lens of being white, straight,...

Are gay people, women, and people of color so different that psychedelics would have such dissimilar action on them that it would warrant separate...

In recent years, there’s been a growing conversation in the psychedelic community about how to make psychedelic spaces more inclusive. Last year, the Multidisciplinary Association...

As a kid growing up in suburban New Jersey, Steve Silberman was just beginning to get into counterculture when he stumbled upon an interview with the...

Most journeys start with one step, but the beginning of my transgender journey began with an emphatic, “No!” In the dark finale of an ayahuasca ceremony, I...

I will share a bit of my own story, of what it was like doing a high dose psilocybin experience in a homeless shelter...

one early use of psychedelics by psychologists was in attempts to treat homosexuals to change their sexual orientation Although it is common for people currently...

The history of the English language use of the word “Queer” dates back to sixteenth century England The history of the English language use of the...

I attended the Cultural and Political Perspectives on Psychedelic Science Conference wearing a dirty cowboy hat, in keeping with my self-conscious awareness that I...

Queer (defined here as “non-normative”) people have long been part of both the modern world of psychedelics as well as the ancient and indigenous world of...