To kick of our Gender Month, Karen Pollock expresses her disappointment with celebrities who want to police who is "trans enough".
We need to stop hating on ace members of the community
Stephanie Farnsworth takes apart the acephobia in the LGBTQ+ community
Reflections on representation
Karen Pollock explores what LGBTQ+ representation means
The rise of LGBTQ+ awareness in mainstream media
Guest writer, Hadley Stewart, examines the situation of LGBTQ+ journalism.
It’s 2017 and nobody knows what ‘aro’ means
Stephanie Farnsworth tackles the myths being pushed about aromantic identities.
Government ignorance fails LGBTQ+ people
Karen Pollock looks at how the lack of regulation of counselling and psychotherapy leaves LGBTQ+ people unprotected from the harms of conversion therapy
In defence of Dragon Age’s Sera
For Gaming Month, Kath Rella explores the complexities behind one of Dragon Age's most infamous characters: Sera. Sera; a polarising presence in Bioware's Dragon Age: Inquisition. The lesbian anti-elf is rude, crude and thoroughly argumentative. I'll be honest, during my first playthrough, Sera and I did not get along. Sure, she made me chuckle on … Continue reading In defence of Dragon Age’s Sera
When employers are transphobic: the enemy within
Due to the content of this post, the writer has request anonymity to be able to safely reveal the struggle of working for an organisation that aids transphobia.
Et tu, Chimamanda?
Guest writer Sam Hope reflects on Chimamanda Ngozi Adichi's recent pronouncement on trans women and challenges the notion of 'real women'.
The magic of Dungeons & Dragons
For this month's theme, guest writer Sarah Ellis explores the much beloved Dungeon's and Dragon's game.
The Queerness 