Guest writer Otis Robinson takes us on a personal journey on what it is like to be out in queer Britain, and the difficulties we still face.
Author: The Queerness Guest Writer
Losing my religion
Our guest writer Seven Victor discusses the impact of internalised transphobia, acceptance and moving forward.
Theatre Review: The Inheritance (Young Vic, London)
Guest writer Callum Kenny reviews ‘The Inheritance’ at the Young Vic in London and finds it lacking.
LGBTQ+ visibility in fashion: Are times changing?
Hadley considers the role of gay designers in increasing LGBTQ+ visibility in the fashion industry.
Jerry Cornelius, a queer hero?
Guest Writer, Gareth Davies asks who are your queer heroes when you grew up with in a world where the very word was unspeakable except as a slur
Politics is personal; Why LGBTQ+ people need to be represented at all levels of government
Politics is personal; Why LGBTQ+ people need to be represented at all levels of government.
The shadow lingering over so many LGBTQ+ people’s Christmas
With the festive season approaching, guest writer Hadley ponders on what this means for many LGBTQ+ people.
How Twitter’s #bisexual ban perpetuates bi-erasure
Holly explores why the Twitter bisexual ban is about more than easy to use social media search tools
Trade unions versus individual rights
The tension between collective power and individual rights is being brought to the attention of many by how Trade Unions address LGBTQ+ rights
Gareth Davies, a guest writer explores how the issue might play out.
“Yesterday my uncle asked me what cisgender meant ?”
In a guest post for human rights month, Douglas Robertson explores the growing awareness of trans rights in popular consciousness – and how it’s time for cis people to pick a side.
