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Paris 2024's Transgender Athletes: What is Fair?

The rules for transgender athletes at the Paris 2024 Olympics have just got a lot stricter. Now, they must complete their transition...

I Want England’s Flag on My England Shirt - Not a Gopping Highlighter Accident

I’m really rather grumpy. Thanks to the impulsive urge of companies to crack open Pandora’s political box, I’m forced to sit here and...

Those Left Behind: How Mainstream Parties Can Prevent an Explosion of Populism

The term ‘populist’ is increasingly seen as a slur. A label for someone who, at best, appears to support simple solutions to complex...

Queer in India: Healing Colonial Scars for the LGBTQ+ Community

Time for some history. In the 1600s, private companies were erected by the English, French, and Dutch to travel and explore Asia. Once on...

Queer in India: History, Tradition, Acceptance and What Went Wrong

Eight in ten Indians identify as Hindu; it is the hegemonic religion of the nation. Hinduism has a long tradition of gender fluidity and...

Queer in India: Law and Same-Sex Marriage

On the 17th of October, 2023, India's Supreme Court rejected the legalisation to legalise same-sex marriage in the country. The justices...

Who’s to Blame for Anti-LGBT Laws in Africa?

Sodomy was first criminalised by colonialists in 1898, making consensual homosexual relationships strictly illegal in several colonies...

Tilting at Windmills: the Tory Party and the Transgender community

In 1987, then Prime Minister of the U.K., Margaret Thatcher, addressed the Conservative Party Conference. Her infamous speech came off...

Blowing in the wind: NatWest's double-sided transgender lanyards

NatWest has decided to give its transgender employees double-sided lanyard badges. The idea is that you can flip the badge around...

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