To be black, lesbian, poor, and diagnosed with mental illness means I cannot always exist wholly.
By Thenjiwe/ @TeaJay_001 In the book, Sister Outsider by Audre Lorde, the introduction speaks of Lorde’s interlocking struggle of being black,…
#MakeItVibrate: Chatting on Vibrators
Here is the storify for when we chatted about sex toys. Make sure you check out the other…
The Sex Industry Pt. II: My playground
By Hephzibah My playground Let me try paint for you how amazing this industry can be when you…
Queer Africa II: Call For Submissions
Following the international success of Queer Africa: New and Collected Fiction, MaThoko’s Books is delighted to announce a…
Where can I place my pain?: The intersection between privilege, blackness and mental health
By Nomaliqhwa/ @nomalili *Trigger warning: rape, self harm, assault There is a mute and a dimness that overcomes one…
All aboard the Virgin Struggle Bus: The intersection of virginity and queerness
By Hamda Lawal When I was 16, I made a convenant with God that I would remain a…
Why are we silent about lesbian rape?
By Hejin Trigger warning: sexual assault, rape We think about sexual violence not only in a very binary…
The Sex Industry Pt. I: The reality
By Hephzibah Reality I love my work. Sometimes Yes, sometimes I don’t feel like working. Sometimes clients can…
HOLAA Loves: Kasha Jacqueline Nabagesera, The Founding Mother of the LGBTIQ Ugandan scene
Here we have an interview by the amazing long time LGBTI activist, editor of Bombastic Magazine, co-founder of…
That First night: Getting to know the club and Hephzibah
By Hephzibah It was like walking into a set of a play you've watched before. You see all…