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Bringing Volunteers & Organisers Together

Across the UK there are an assortment of local groups for bi people to get social support.They vary in shape and size greatly - in Manchester and Brighton there are groups which meet up several times a month, and have pub, coffee and community centre t...

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Bringing Volunteers & Organisers Together

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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:

Little Victories

When Meg, Marcus and I - as representatives of Bi Community News, BiUK and Bisexual Index - met with the civil service last year in the wake of the Bisexuality Report, one of the things we pressed was calling things "gay" when that's not what is really...

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Wired for BiCon?

One of the things people always want to know about BiCon these days is whether they will be able to get onto the internet. I think BiCon Treforest was the turning point - before that there was a large puddle of LiveJournal users waiting til they g...

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Wired for BiCon?

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“I’m (not) sorry for hating you.” On Homophobia and Bigotry.

A few days ago Alan Chambers, of the now defunct Exodus International [an organisation which claimed to help ‘cure’ people Continue reading →

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The Right to be confused.

At twenty-five, I moved back to England from France to finish my PhD. Simultaneously, I decided that I would no Continue reading →

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Part 4: The Pathologization of Homosexuality, and a little bit of Kinsey.

Part 4: The Pathologization of Homosexuality, and a little bit of Kinsey. When Angelides writes, at the beginning of Continue reading →

It’s in the Lords already

Amid the celebratory coverage of the Same-sex marriage bill for England and Wales passing third reading a week or so ago, you might have missed that as soon as it was passed in the Commons it was introduced for first reading in the Lords that same even...