As part of a Pride month series, The Queerness presents the concluding part of a lesbian fiction story by Erica Knight.
Tag: pride
Why London Pride’s first bi float was so important
Lois Shearing describes the journey through to this years first Bi Pride float and why Bisexual Visibility is so important.
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.
Pride: Why are we still having to ‘protest this shit’?
As the LGBTQ+ community heads into Pride month, Lee Williscroft-Ferris considers why exactly we are ‘still protesting this shit’.
Cis is not a slur
Karen Pollock explores why in order to challenge the process of othering we have to accept we all have labels and identities.
The Bi flag turned 19 this week & you told us what it means to you
For the week of the bi flags 19th birthday (because lets be real, everyone loves a birthday week) Lois Shearing explores what the bi flags means to the community it represents.
Straight Pride Matters?
As the Pride season ends, Karen Pollock asks why some people keep demanding they be allowed to have a “Straight pride”
A Speech to the LGBTQ+ Community
In the last few days of pride month. Angel Rojas presents a written speech to his fellow members of the LGBTQ+ Community.
Saris, bangles, bindis and Doc Martens
“Long before I am near enough to talk to you, will make certain assumptions based on my clothes” – guest writer Pamela Rani Chabba discusses wearing traditionally Indian clothes in queer spaces
Pride in London is not worthy of the LGBTQ+ community’s support
Pride in London have, once again, proven themselves incapable of intersectional vision. Lee Williscroft-Ferris discusses the implications.
