En famille ou entre ami·e·x·s: Happy Queermas!
Famille biologique ou famille choisie? Grande tablée ou plateau repas? Durant les Fêtes, on réinvente notre manière d’être ensemble en essayant de ne pas trop grincer des dents. L’article En famille ou entre ami·e·x·s: Happy Queermas! est apparu en premier sur 360°.
Kay Knight on Strictly Come Dancing: “This is how homophobia dies: by the joyous celebration of human intimacy, whatever the sex of the partners.”
Like many Strictly Come Dancing fans, I watched the Strictly final and was swept along with the high emotion of the evening. Two couples, Rose Ayling-Ellis and Giovanni Pernice, and John Whaite and Johannes Radebe both came to the final with a strong theme of representing a community; Rose because she is deaf, and John …
Julia Lemigova Makes Queer History on ‘The Real Housewives of Miami’
The popular franchise’s first out and proud housewife is here, queer, and you’re going to love her.
New Jersey Legislators Vote to Protect Marriage Equality
A bill OK’d Monday and likely to be signed by Gov. Phil Murphy is a precaution against any threats posed by the conservative-majority U.S. Supreme Court.
Tom Daley Slams Sports Leagues in Pro-LGBTQ+ Christmas Message
“Why are we allowing places that aren’t safe for ALL fans and ALL players to host our most prestigious sporting events?”
Text Message Tells LGBTQ+ Israelis Repent or Die
“You deserve severe punishment, death and deportation from Israel,” the message reads.
Neil Patrick Harris & Jonathan Groff on The Matrix’s Queer Aspects
“The Alice in Wonderland element and going through the looking glass spoke to my little gay boy heart.”
The Miller effect: How the Court of Appeal refashioned freedom of speech, by LGN legal commentator Dennis Kavanagh
Harry Miller and his organisation “Fair Cop” pulled off a stunning victory in the Civil Division of the Court of Appeal on 20th December securing a powerful judgment which effectively renders the modern recording of “non-crime hate incidents” by police forces unlawful. Upholding the Appellant’s case on two of the five grounds advanced (proportionality and …
A Year in Review: “2021 was the year the fight to regain sex-based rights took form,” writes Jo Bartosch
By 2020 the “no debate” line of trans activists was already stretched; in 2021 it finally snapped. The public began to question the placement of rapists in women’s prisons, to ask why men are on lesbian dating apps and what exactly JK Rowling said that was wrong? Stonewall, the self-appointed arbiters of inclusion, have been …
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