James De Lise explores the reasons behind an ongoing loss of LGBTQ+ venues, from bars and pubs to bookshops and cafes, and paints a picture of a more inclusive, accessible, and sustainable future.
The new exhibition and auction is fund-raising for a ground-breaking new summer camp for LGBTQIA+ youth in the New York City foster care system.
ILLUSTRATIONS Ella Devi Dabysing “I don’t think the UK should be labelled a safe country, because the Home Office and...
As queer individuals innovate aspirational ways of thinking, living, and loving, we also innovate new ways in which we present...
Solidarity Tapes is the London-based DIY cultural project making explicit links between music and activism.
People often assume that the world is divided into just two groups of people, male and female. Or that everyone’s...
Since graduating from Central Saint Martins, Soloff has captured the likes of Tinashe, Emma Chamberlain, Bretman Rock and Billie Eilish...
The Welsh government has outlined ambitious plans to make Wales “the most LGBTQ+ friendly nation” in Europe.
WORDS Ellen Jones PHOTOGRAPHY Meg McGrady There is no doubt that city-living is idolised and idealised within the queer community....
PHOTOGRAPHY El Hogg As the sea of brightly coloured hair, mesh tops, and witty placards marched from Wellington Arch, Hyde...
WORDS Halima Jibril ILLUSTRATIONS Ella Devi Dabysing In 1973, American activist for LGBTQ+ equality Barbara Gittings helped create the National...
ILLUSTRATION beeillustrates As I sit on the sun-soaked grass surrounded by the ones I hold dearest, their voices mingling, rising...
