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.
Mental health charity CoolTan Arts plans events to mark LGBT History Month
South London-based mental health in arts charity, CoolTan Arts, are staging two exciting events to mark LGBT History Month. Find out more here.
LGBT History Month: Trans workers survey
Totaljobs are conducting research on the challenges faced by trans employees in 2016 Britain. Lee Williscroft-Ferris gives more detail.
‘It’s just political correctness gone mad, isn’t it?’: How about no? Objecting to Rebel Wilson
As controversy rightfully ensues over Rebel Wilson's 'transgendered face' comment, Jon B vents his frustration with the 'it's just political correctness gone mad' brigade and their stubborn refusal to think beyond their own concerns.
Queeroes: Meg-John Barker
As part of our Queeroes series in celebration of LGBT History Month, Karen Pollock talks to Meg-John Barker.
‘Sorry, we can’t ban everything that offends you’ – the Julie Bindel school of fighting the wrong fight
Julie Bindel has taken a stand, decrying the fact that censorship has become the new norm. Jon B offers his perspective on why she's not only wrong, but fighting the wrong fight.
Queeroes: DJ Ritu and her contribution to British South Asian LGBTQ+ culture
For LGBT History Month, guest writer Pamela Rani Chabba chooses her personal Queero: DJ Ritu, who created a much needed haven for British South Asian LGBTQ+ people in London
Queeroes: Keith Haring
Danni Glover shares a few thoughts on one of the most influential 20th century artists.
Why I won’t be at Newcastle’s anti-Roosh V protest
No platforming is a hot topic, but what do we do when someone opposing one form of hate speech themselves uses hate speech against marginalised issues? Karen Pollock explores the thorny issues of free speech and a right to be heard. Is it true your enemies enemy is not your friend?
The Queerness 