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Homo Hero Lesson 3: Revealing Antonyms

Antonyms. Remember them in school? Synonyms and antonyms. Opposite-words.One of the lessons of spending an evening at the Homo Heroes Awards was that cis remains a word too far, for far too many LGBT activist brains. With award winners, presenters an...

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Opinion: Political Pride

I marched at London Pride this year. Unmasked, not in any kind of fancy dress. I'm not sure when during this journey I started to feel secure enough in myself to do that. I guess a lot has changed in the last year. I've graduated from university, gotte...

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Political Pride

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UK Black Pride was just excellent! I had a wonderful time in an…

The copies of Bi Community News were a big hit at Black Pride.

It was so good to see many LGBT folks wearing African and Asian dress.

UNISON were out at Black Pride, looking really happy.

A great guy from Imaan, the LGBT Muslim group.

The folks from the London Black Aetheist group dropped by.

This is what happens when two people try to out-Indian each other!

UK Black Pride was just excellent! I had a wonderful time in an oasis of relaxation. I was joined by lots of queer and trans people of colour throughout the day. They brought energy, laughter and some good food too!

More photos can be seen on the Bi’s of Colour site:

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Stonewall messed up. Let’s fix it.

Stonewall have just released a new guide for parents who think their kids may be LGB. Called So you think your child is gay?, it’s chock-full of the same erasure of the right-hand-side of the LGBT acronym we’ve come to expect from Stonewall. I’m not sure what I’m more angry about. Is it the fact […]

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Elsewhere this week: Julie Bindel and the Trans Health Forum

Over at Gaelick, I wrote a response to Julie Bindel’s latest biphobia: I’m not sure how bi women’s liberation is in pretending to be lesbians. I’m not sure how we’re supposed to be ‘liberated’ by sublimating many of our desires, re-closeting ourselves and denying ourselves love if it happens to come in her idea of […]