Recently, Levi's launched a range of 'gender neutral' clothing named after the gay activist and politician, Harvey Milk. Stephanie Farnsworth and Karen Pollock discuss whether this is a step forward for mainstream recognition or shameless bandwagon-jumping.
In the first edition of TQ's weekly global round-up, blogger and campaigner Tom Ana gives you the run-down on some of the world's most important LGBTQ+ news stories from the last seven days.
Following our preview of the excellent Poshida, and its debut at BFI Flare, Lee Williscroft-Ferris chats to Faizan Fiaz, the creative force behind the documentary.
For Bisexual Health Month, Stephanie Farnsworth examines the health issues bisexual people are facing
It's almost time for the BFI Flare Film Festival. Lee Williscroft-Ferris sits down to watch Poshida, a documentary by British-Pakistani filmmaker, Faizan Fiaz, which depicts the grim realities of everyday life for LGBT people in the South Asian nation.
UK producer and director, Joe Cohen, is crowdfunding The Boy From Mushin, a feature-length documentary telling the story of Bisi Alimi, a man who risked everything by coming out live on TV in his native Nigeria.
In a very personal piece, Lee Williscroft-Ferris discusses growing up gay in the 80s and 90s.
Stephanie Farnsworth looks at a show that's leading the way for portraying sexuality.
Karen Pollock explores the idea that online identities are somehow less real, or less valid than meatspace ones
Jon B makes his latest 'attack' on freedom of speech, or put another way: he explores the power structures that underpin why people exercise their rights with no attention to their responsibilities.
The Queerness 