Guest writer Claire Mullaly discusses the Supreme Court’s decisions to uphold discrimination on religious grounds in the provision of goods and services.
Tag: Homophobia
When holding hands is a fine line between pride and fear
Guest writer Otis Robinson takes us on a personal journey on what it is like to be out in queer Britain, and the difficulties we still face.
Core Issues Trust – therapists or just common or garden bigots?
Edit 07/02/2018: Vue cinemas have confirmed that the film is not being shown, however Core Issues Trust continue to promte conversion therapy. Karen Pollock looks at just what Core believe.
Sport and the gender order
Annette Pryce examines why PE teachers could be the LGBTQ heroes of the future… perhaps.
Nero burns whilst the world plays on; Milo and child abuse apologists
As a therapist who works with survivors of childhood sexual abuse, Karen Pollock takes issue with the idea being an abuse victim gives you license to abuse others.
Casual homophobia in the press: a perennial dilemma
Hadley considers the implications of the Daily Mail’s most recent indulgence in casual homophobia.
I beg your pardon?
Karen Pollock takes issue with the idea of a deeply queerphobic government issuing pardons for acts which should never have been crimes in the first place.
The response to the Corrie kiss and what it means
What does the online response to that same-sex kiss on ‘Coronation Street’ tell us about how far we have come and how far we have yet to go? Hadley discusses.
Time to stop bashing the bishop
The news that the Bishop of Grantham is gay, and in a celibate relationship, prompts Karen Pollock to ask why the Church of England puts the feelings of homophobes above those of LGBTQ+ Christians.
Andre Gray: actions speaker louder than words
Premier League footballer Andre Gray has come under fire for homophobic tweets posted in 2012. In this piece, Hadley argues that actions speak louder than words when it comes to repentance.
