February 29th is the day that women can traditionally propose to men. Danni Glover proposes that her marriage to a man could still be a queer one.
An open letter to the BACP
An open letter signed by over 80 therapists, LGBTQ orgs, activists and mental health professionals is calling for trans people to be protected from conversion therapy.
Loose Women: ‘debating’ bisexuality as cishet members of the media Establishment
Steve Topple returns to The Queerness to vent his spleen about Loose Women and their 'debate' on bisexuality.
An everyday story of queer country folk
For many LGBTQ+ people life outside the cities is anything but a rural idyll.
Queeroes: Lesbians and Gays Support The Miners
As part of our Queeroes series to mark LGBT History Month, Lee Williscroft-Ferris explains why the members of Lesbians & Gays Support The Miners are an personal inspiration to him.
Bisexuality and mental health: the double edged sword of stigma
Stephanie Farnsworth examines the stigma faced by those who are bisexual and have mental health issues.
Queeroes: John Waters
Danni Glover shares why the Pope of Trash helps contextualise her queer politics.
Peter Tatchell’s activism is no longer appropriate for the needs of the LGBTQ+ community in 2016
Peter Tatchell polarises opinion like no other human rights activist. TQ curators, Stephanie Farnsworth and Lee Williscroft-Ferris go head-to-head in this first 'Queerbate'.
Review: Bettina Rheims at La Maison Européenne de la Photographie, Paris
Virna Gvero went along to MEP and was bowled over by a retrospective on French photographer Bettina Rheims' work, including her oeuvres challenging binary gender norms.
Why Rebel Wilson’s ‘chocolate’ comment at the BAFTAs was offensive
Guest writer, Anthony Lorenzo, follows up on Jon B's piece on the Rebel Wilson furore earlier this week by explaining, from the perspective of a person of colour, why her words about Idris Elba were, in fact, offensive.
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