Lee Williscroft-Ferris proposes that intersectionality should extend to non-human species.
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Are we OK? The performance of emotional labour in queer spaces
Karen Pollock explores who emotional labour is demanded of, and why this should be challenged.
How to celebrate Bi Visibility Day if you aren’t bi
For Bisexual Visibility Day, Lois Shearing explores that ways that non-bisexual people can celebrate and be better allies to the bi+ community. Today is Bisexual Visibility Day, a day dedicated to highlighting the issues faced by the bi+ community, but also celebrating our diversity and resilience. Maybe you've seen a few people posting about it … Continue reading How to celebrate Bi Visibility Day if you aren’t bi
The LGBTQ+ community only cares about one kind of love
Steph Farnsworth argues that the community needs to be more accepting of different kinds of queer love
The future is queer in San Junipero
For September's monthly theme, curator Ibtisam Ahmed looks at the heartwarming intersectional love of 'San Junipero'.
The Australian marriage equality debate underlines the need to stay vigilant
Guest writer, Michal Astley, examines and deconstructs some of the main arguments in the debate on marriage equality in Australia.
Gender in school is about more than uniforms
Guest writer, Hadley, reflects on the issue of gender in relation to school uniforms.
When free speech means bullies yelling over bigots
It is not in the public interest to broadcast the opinions of people who believe in "curing" us. Is it a free speech issue? Louise McCudden explores the hypocrisy.
Chitrangada and trans self-determination in Indian cinema
For September's monthly theme, curator Ibtisam Ahmed looks back at the Bengali film 'Chitrangada' and its message of trans self-determination.
Do we need another role model?
A guest writer Gareth Davies challenges those who have been critical of Colin Jackson for not coming out sooner, and asks what exactly is a role model?
The Queerness 