When it comes to discussing queer history, we are in danger. Soon, we will have no one alive who remembers life before the partial decriminalisation in 1967.
Bringing hidden histories to light: Writing lesbian love in historical fiction
Published on :Author Vikki Heywood on penning her debut novel Miss Veal And Miss Ham
This is what you need to know about how purity culture harms queer women
Published on :“Social purity philosophies deeply informed ableist, xenophobic and racist policy and legislation over the past century and continue to do so”
“My songs have naturally become an archive of my gender identity journey across time”
Published on :JT Leon writes about being a non-binary artist, songwriting and finding hope
I’m a non-binary dad. This is what it’s like raising a child in the UK
Published on :While it’s never been easy to be trans in this country, the rise in anti-trans hostility has certainly made it harder for trans parents to simply exist in public
Author Fiona Keating on queering the past
Published on :“What I enjoyed most was looking for queer women who are less well known than Sappho, Radcliffe Hall, and Anne Lister aka Gentleman Jack”
From Washington to Westminster: Why conservative women speak the same political language
Published on :“The promise of being the chosen woman in a man’s world has allowed conservative women to drink the Cool-Aid of bigotry”