Guest writer, Hadley, discusses the ramifications of a controversial decision by a Paris tribunal in a case of homophobic language in the workplace.
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Queer and hijabi: It’s complicated
In the wake of the Channel 4 show, What Muslims Really Think, we look behind Islamophobic headlines and scaremongering, with a first person account of growing up gay and Muslim in the UK by Hannah Noor, a gay British Muslim woman.
A Guide to Surviving Non-Monogamy
In this guest post for The Queerness, a reader contributes their experience of being a non-monogamous bisexual person and navigating what that means for them.
Loose Women: ‘debating’ bisexuality as cishet members of the media Establishment
Steve Topple returns to The Queerness to vent his spleen about Loose Women and their 'debate' on bisexuality.
Queeroes: Lesbians and Gays Support The Miners
As part of our Queeroes series to mark LGBT History Month, Lee Williscroft-Ferris explains why the members of Lesbians & Gays Support The Miners are an personal inspiration to him.
Review: Bettina Rheims at La Maison Européenne de la Photographie, Paris
Virna Gvero went along to MEP and was bowled over by a retrospective on French photographer Bettina Rheims' work, including her oeuvres challenging binary gender norms.
Why Rebel Wilson’s ‘chocolate’ comment at the BAFTAs was offensive
Guest writer, Anthony Lorenzo, follows up on Jon B's piece on the Rebel Wilson furore earlier this week by explaining, from the perspective of a person of colour, why her words about Idris Elba were, in fact, offensive.
Queeroes: DJ Ritu and her contribution to British South Asian LGBTQ+ culture
For LGBT History Month, guest writer Pamela Rani Chabba chooses her personal Queero: DJ Ritu, who created a much needed haven for British South Asian LGBTQ+ people in London
Civil partnerships for everyone?
Ciera Littleford explores the option of civil partnerships being made available to opposite-sex couples.
Genderqueer and disabled… but not your motivational tool!
In this incredibly powerful piece, genderqueer disabled guest writer, Becca Baker, takes aim at those that would appropriate disability for their own selfish motives.
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