You are queer enough
Steph Farnsworth pulls apart the myth that certain identities are “less queer” than others.
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We need to stop hating on ace members of the community
Stephanie Farnsworth takes apart the acephobia in the LGBTQ+ community
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Stephanie Farnsworth tackles the myths being pushed about aromantic identities.
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For gaming month, Stephanie Farnsworth looks at what made Overwatch so successful.
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Ahead of the release of Mass Effect: Andromeda, Stephanie Farnsworth looks back at the franchise’s original trilogy.
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As the Conservative Party have once again blocked moves for schools to teach an inclusive approach to sex and relationships, Stephanie and Karen examine the issue and what can be done now.
Read more "Queerbate: how do we deliver SRE in schools?"Book Review: And the Band Played On
Stephanie Farnsworth reviews ‘And the Band Played On’, one of the most detailed books documenting the AIDS crisis of the 1980s.
Read more "Book Review: And the Band Played On"Want strong LGBTQ+ representation? Supergirl isn’t the ship you’re looking for
Stephanie Farnsworth examines why the popular new ship ‘Sanvers’ is a deeply toxic relationship.
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Stephanie Farnsworth takes Richard Hammond’s comments to task that straight men don’t eat ice cream.
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As part of our month of talking about sex, Stephanie Farnsworth considers why aromantic is seen to mean emotionless, and asks whats so wrong with sex based on feelings other than romantic love?
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