In the first part of a series where we explore the coming out experiences of real people rather than those in the limelight, our first guest writer Laura Henares Vinaches, from Spain, gives us her very personal account of her coming out experience and discusses issues around biphobia and invisibility.
Peter Minkoff discusses how to be out loud and proud.
Our international guest writer Noah Rue examines evidence around the urban myth of lesbian co-habiting habits early on in relationships and its impact.
The Editor comments on the upcoming tory leadership election, the implications for LGBTQ+ rights in the UK and how it might not all be bad thanks to some [not so] quiet heroes.
Peter Minkoff gives us the skinny on Queer Dating, both in and out of a relationship.
Noah Rue our newest international guest writer discusses how the overturning of Roe v. Wade can affect the queer community in the U.S as well as its global implications and how the U.K. queer community can show up and help fight against the warped logic of the far right to protect the right to legal and safe abortions everywhere.
Lois Shearing discusses the often hostile discourse around bisexuality, opposite sex relationships and the unfair bias the communities we all exist within, often promote or demonstrate.
The Queerness talks to Ella Watts, the director and producer of the hit BBC Sounds audio drama: Doctor Who Redacted.
The Queerness Editor comments on the recent news coming out of the US: The Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe vs Wade.
As part of our pride month series celebrating Queer fiction, we turn to audio fiction. We publish this as Cleo finally meets The Doctor in the finale of this ten part audio drama written by Juno Dawson currently streaming on BBC Sounds.
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