Our guest writer, Alex Wainwright, explores in this personal essay his various identities as a bisexual man, a parent and the conflicts between them.
Category: Essays
When holding hands is a fine line between pride and fear
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.
Losing my religion
Our guest writer Seven Victor discusses the impact of internalised transphobia, acceptance and moving forward.
Being transgender is not a trend (Part 5)
Guest writers contribute their analysis of damaging ‘guidance’ from Transgender Trend. This is the final entry in our series.
Being transgender is not a trend (Part 4)
Guest writers contribute their analysis of damaging ‘guidance’ from Transgender Trend. The Queerness will share these over 5 days.
Being transgender is not a trend (Part 3)
Guest writers contribute their analysis of damaging ‘guidance’ from Transgender Trend. The Queerness will share these over 5 days.
Being transgender is not a trend (Part 2)
Guest writers contribute their analysis of damaging ‘guidance’ from Transgender Trend. The Queerness will share these over 5 days.
Being transgender is not a trend (Part 1)
Guest writers contribute their analysis of damaging ‘guidance’ from Transgender Trend; The Queerness will share these over 5 days.
Cis is not a slur
Karen Pollock explores why in order to challenge the process of othering we have to accept we all have labels and identities.
Boys and girls come out to play
Our curator Karen Pollock explores the sudden media fascination with trans kids, and trans masculine identities, and asks what it tells us about societies attitudes to gender diversity.
