Afro Sexual Politics,Gender & Identity
What’s in a dress?: Queer Femininity as Political
What’s in a dress? In our case as queer womxn and non-binary folx a lot. Whether intentional or…
Afro Sexual Politics,Afro Sexual Wisdom,Gender & Identity
Queer Imposter Syndrome: Am I Really Gay Enough?
Maybe sometimes you don’t quite feel queer enough. You might not be a gold star lesbian, or a…
Curiosity not (always) condemnation: On the freeing potential of queerness (Repost)
By Anima Adjepong In my last essay, I discussed a comment I overheard from a Ghanaian woman who…
‘There is Not A Rule Book’: A Conversation on Queer Love.
By Bel South In this open and honest conversation with two women Bel South explores the various faces…
Curiosity not (always) condemnation: On the freeing potential of queerness (Repost)
By Anima Adjepong In my last essay, I discussed a comment I overheard from a Ghanaian woman who…
Queer Lockdown – Essential Workers
By Tshegofatso Senne (@mbongomuffin), Illustrated by studiostudioworkwork LGBTQIA+ people have been particularly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. In a…
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Cis man-ness in the streets, fem queerness in the sheets
By Amina Okar The privilege of being read as cisgender when you are, in fact, a transgender individual, comes…
Whats in a dress?: Queer Femininity as Political
What’s in a dress? In our case as queer womxn and non-binary folx a lot. Whether intentional or…
Botswana’s Pride & Prejudice: Repeal 164 and continued queerphobia
By Bakang Akoonyatse Recently Botswana’s LGBT community had every reason to celebrate as we won the right to…
Listen: Safely embracing ‘hoe is life’: on queerness and sexual knowledge
'It took me years to understand why this was the case, why, as grown folk, the thirst seemed…