Coming out has been a mainstay of queer politics since the birth of the modern Gay Liberation movement at Stonewall. In 1978, legendary activist Harvey Milk called for people to come out to demonstrate to supporters of anti-queer ordinances that … Continue reading →
In the decades since HIV/AIDS first entered our awareness, it has become abundantly clear that Africa was not only the crucible for the disease but has always been the continent most affected. There is a general consensus that HIV – … Continue reading →
Sincerest condolences to our friends in the USA where Hate Speech has just become the offical language. There’s no way to put a positive spin on this; we are about enter a new dark and dangerous era. But we’ve been … Continue reading →
Sadly, Harvey Milk was taken from us much too early, but his legacy lives on in the work of the Harvey Milk Foundation. ‘Hope Will Never Be Silent’.
Continue reading →As the memory of the Soichi Winter Olympics (and its accompanying LGBT rights protests) gets ever dimmer, it’s worth remembering that that was not the first time the Olympics have been used to draw attention to Russia’s seemingly entrenched homophobia. … Continue reading →