Politics is personal; Why LGBTQ+ people need to be represented at all levels of government.
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“Queer has 5,000,000 definitions and they’re all correct” – an interview with Rosarlian
Megan Rosalarian is a queer comic creator, artist and burlesque dancer. As a creative who makes a living from the web, she has been very vocal about the recent threat to Net Neutrality in America. Lois Shearing caught her with to discuss the issue, her feelings about labels, and her plans for 2018.
Will Young, India Willoughby and 2018: Year of the intersectional fightback
Lee Williscroft-Ferris issues a rallying call to the LGBTQ+ community to stand up and defend their rights in the era of the alt-right ascendency.
January: Time to get political!
A look ahead at what we will be covering in January.
Muslim and queer, but no longer alone; TQ speaks to hidayah-lgbt
Karen Pollock speaks to Hidayah, an organisation for LGBTQ+ muslims
Is it love?
The marriage of two straight men in Ireland has drawn criticism from many quarters, our curator Karen Pollock explores why LGBTQ+ people should be congratulating them
Dealing with Jo Johnson, Julie Bindel, and your racist Uncle
Minister Jo Johnson threatens to fine universities for not "allowing free speech" and the BBC uncritically wheels out Julie Bindel on Boxing day to support the Tory. Sam Hope explores the growing phenomenon of "free speech" authoritarianism
Book review: Vow of Celibacy – Erin Judge
Lois Shearing reviews previous Bisexual Book award winner, Vow of Celibacy; a flirty, fun, an undeniably sexy exploration through one woman's love live.
The shadow lingering over so many LGBTQ+ people’s Christmas
With the festive season approaching, guest writer Hadley ponders on what this means for many LGBTQ+ people.
Same-sex marriage legalised in Australia as LGBTQ+ community finds equal love
Australia passed a marriage equality bill Thursday allowing same-sex couples to marry, Andrew Macdougall looks at the effects it has had on the LGBTQ+ community.
The Queerness 