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“Stay Weird You Only Live Once”: Yasmin Benoit On Being Alternative and Asexual

How The Pandemic Made Me Realise I’m The Token Brown Friend

MNEK on Staying Thankful and Making Music In Lockdown

Using Identity Politics to defend Kristen Gray’s Exploitation of Bali is Reductive and Dismissive

Self Love – A Cheat Code to Living a Fuller Life

Lunar New Queer – The Clash Between LGBTQ+ Identity And Asian Culture

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How The Pandemic Made Me Realise I’m The Token Brown Friend

Using Identity Politics to defend Kristen Gray’s Exploitation of Bali is Reductive and Dismissive

Lunar New Queer – The Clash Between LGBTQ+ Identity And Asian Culture

It’s a Sin Proves The Unifying Power Of Telling LGBTQ+ Stories From Different Perspectives

The Future Of Pride Parades: Is It Time To Return To Our Grassroots Nature?

African Artifacts Need To Be Returned

Tag: TV

It’s a Sin Proves The Unifying Power Of Telling LGBTQ+ Stories From Different Perspectives

08/02/202108/02/2021 Memuna Konteh

It’s a Sin, a Channel 4 series exploring the 1980s AIDS crisis through the eyes of a patchwork group of young Londoners, has rightfully captured the attention and hearts of UK audiences in the fortnight since its release. The show follows housemates Ritchie, Roscoe, Ash, Colin and Jill, as they build friendships and navigate life […]

 Culture & News

Small axe: Mangrove proves the importance of protecting community spaces in the age of gentrification

22/11/202022/11/2020 Memuna Konteh

“Notting Hill is a very unique community where many people from the West Indies live, it is a community born out of resistance to a series of backwards attacks from the police… It has something that was located somewhere in the stench of British colonialism. His masters again. In defending themselves against an attack, a […]

 Culture & News

Lovecraft Country is a powerful show we should all be watching

13/11/202013/11/2020 Memuna Konteh

A couple of weeks ago, Issa Rae did a hilarious skit for Saturday Night Live, in which she tried to explain HBO’s Lovecraft Country to a group of friends, leaving them bewildered and disinterested. The skit really hit home for me, as I’ve spent the last two months justifying my affinity for the show that’s […]

 Culture & News, Review

RuPaul’s Drag Race and Finding Joy During A Pandemic

30/10/202030/10/2020 Abigail J. Villarroel

By any standard imaginable 2020 has been a difficult year in the world, but for many people stuck at home RuPaul’s Drag Race has been a consistent spirit lifter to look forward to every week. The US reality competition show puts fourteen drag queens from around the nation through runway presentations and challenges to determine […]

 Culture & News

RuPaul’s Drag Race UK: 10 British pop culture icons of colour we need to see on British Snatch Game

06/12/201806/12/2018 Josh Lee

It’s official. RuPaul’s Drag Race UK is officially coming to BBC3 in 2019. The long-rumored British spin-off of the hit American drag show, which has propelled drag queens of colour such as Bianca Del Rio, Latrice Royal and Raja to superstardom, was announced to a mixture of excitement and trepidation earlier this week. But while […]

 Culture & News

Spend A Moment With…Jay Kamiraz

20/06/201615/07/2016 A.Z Team

What’s the first thing you do in the morning? I have a fabulous double espresso, feed my beautiful dogs, catch up on emails, figure out how big i will do my hair and what fabulous attire I will wear to rock the street. What inspired you to set up your gospel choir? My inspiration for […]

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