
Tag: lgbt


Feature: For Trans and Non-Binary People, the Choice Is Between Private Healthcare or Years of Waiting
by Vic Parsons

Report: Qatar Schmoozed These MPs. Now They’re Silent on Human Rights
by Andrew Kersley

Analysis: Could the Rise of Women’s Football Mean Greater Player Power?
by Jessy Parker Humphreys

Ash Wednesday: Why Libertarians Agree With Putin | Ash Sarkar
There’s a clear split between rightwing commentators, and Putin’s war on Ukraine. But between pundits and Putin’s war on woke? Not so much!

Downstream: Were Trans People “Born This Way”?

Opinion: We Shouldn’t Ban Police From Pride. We Should Abolish Them Altogether
by Shanice McBean

Opinion: I’m a Trans Woman Suing the Japanese Government. If I Win, I’ll Be in the Country’s First Same-Sex Marriage
by Elin McCready

Novara FM: Sex, Dissidence, Desire

Analysis: TERFs Don’t Speak for Women – But Don’t Take It From Me, Look at the Polls
by Ell Folan

Opinion: Queer People Have Had to Rely on Each Other This Year, and Christmas Is No Exception
by Harry Gay

Report: The Police Are Using Coronavirus to Crack Down on Protest
by Rivkah Brown

International: Why is Poland So Conservative?
by Ana Oppenheim
Earlier this month, Poland’s incumbent president Andrzej Duda was re-elected following a campaign centred around defending ‘family values’ and demonising the LGBT community. Ana Oppenheim explains the background to the election - and why the nation is so conservative.

Opinion: Trans People Aren’t ‘Chucking Bricks’, They’re Fighting to Survive
by Aimee Armstrong

Polish Election: A United Left Is Confronting Bigotry
by Ana Oppenheim

Ash Wednesday: Speaking in the Language of YouTube | Ash Sarkar Meets ContraPoints
Natalie Wynn aka ContraPoints has spent several years crafting one of the smartest, most entertaining and beautiful channels YouTube has to offer. Her work is a political counterbalance to the forces of reaction so dominant online and a gasp of oxygen on a website awash with mediocrity. Ash caught up with Natalie over a humble […]

“Our queerness never dies”: The Battle Against Far-Right Violence in Greece
by Alex King
