Hannibal: The Dandy Killer and the Homosexual Monster — Geeker: Horror Class Blog

Homosexuality, queerness, and deviations from the gender binary are coded as monstrous, as scholars Harry Benschoff and Patricia MacCormark. This is because they blur the boundaries that a society steeped in the heterosexual gender binary sees as a threat to their way of being. Rather than acknowledge the fluidity of sexuality and gender, we find […]… Continue reading Hannibal: The Dandy Killer and the Homosexual Monster — Geeker: Horror Class Blog

Pride Month is over, but every month should be Pride Month — shaun dellenty’S bLOGSPOT

For many around the world June is now firmly established as ‘Pride Month,’ but what happens in learning communties when the rainbow flags get folded away? Does an inclusive ethos endure, or is a ‘diversity box’ merely ticked? In 2009 whilst working as a London primary school leader, pupil survey data revealed we had a […]… Continue reading Pride Month is over, but every month should be Pride Month — shaun dellenty’S bLOGSPOT

‘The most exciting woman in the world…’ — Shreds & Patches

The magic of Eartha Kitt When you watch Eartha Kitt, there is an elegant volatility to her, a raw sensuality with the potential to intimidate. It was this unabashed confidence which drew me to her, when I first saw her throw her head back and roar with gutteral laughter at the idea of compromising for […]… Continue reading ‘The most exciting woman in the world…’ — Shreds & Patches

What Are We Looking For? #3 Marsha P. Johnson — Ilanit Shamia

Illustration project, inspired by Google Trends With (a lot) more than 10M worldwide searches, Marsha P. Johnson was last week’s (28/6-3/7) top search term. One of the reasons for this huge number of searches is June 30 Google’ doodle, Which was dedicated for Johnson, a pioneering figure in the LGBT movement, honoring her on the […]… Continue reading What Are We Looking For? #3 Marsha P. Johnson — Ilanit Shamia

Coming to terms with bisexual me – Chloë Morgan — Proudly

Here’s a topic I never thought I’d write about. I guess I never really thought it’d apply to me in this way. For as long as I can remember, I’ve been a huge ally for LGBTQ+ rights. It has always been something I’ve felt passionate about, but no different to how I’m passionate about supporting […]… Continue reading Coming to terms with bisexual me – Chloë Morgan — Proudly

LGBT Pride activists protest in Paris against racial injustice — Nusfeed.com

People attend Paris’ LGBT march despite social distancing restrictions forbidding gatherings of more than 10 people in Paris, France, July 4, 2020. REUTERS/Charles Platiau July 4, 2020 PARIS (Reuters) – A pared-down LGBT Pride march drew thousands of people to the streets of Paris on Saturday, without the colourful trucks blasting out techno music but […]… Continue reading LGBT Pride activists protest in Paris against racial injustice — Nusfeed.com