
My family is homophobic but I’m gay – should I risk coming out?
OutNewsGlobal’s advice columnist Heidi helps a young man from a homophobic family with the thorny question of coming out.
Continue ReadingOutNewsGlobal’s advice columnist Heidi helps a young man from a homophobic family with the thorny question of coming out.
Continue ReadingFrom Frances in BBC Three’s Conversations with Friends to Loki in the Disney+ series, bi representation seems to be at an all-time high.
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Continue ReadingEline Filice’s Let’s Get Lost is a reminder of those magical first kisses, when getting lost in the moment matters more than anything else.
Continue ReadingStop everything you’re doing, this is a big moment for Norwegian TV! Love Island Norway is currently running its second season, this time in Argentina. Beside being a diverse cast, considering it is Love Island Norway, nothing worth mentioning on the international queer news happened… Until last night’s episode! Aranja, a […]
Continue ReadingA wide-ranging new survey reveals that 42% of LGBT+ graduates are out by the time they get into employment, 54% of LGBT+ graduates think inclusivity programmes in the workplace are important and LGBT+ students are 60% more likely to hear discriminatory remarks than non-LGBT+ students Over two-fifths of LGBT+ graduates are out by […]
Continue ReadingSupport #ComeOut2Play now and show gay and bi footballers your support With the #ComeOut2Play campaign gathering momentum and supporters, Nora Calder lists some of the sporting trailblazers who chose to come out. Nobody should ever be pressured to come out if they don’t want to. Our campaign sends the message that if someone does feel […]
Continue ReadingSinger, songwriter and podcaster, Rookes says: “My sexuality finally gave me the cosmic bitch-slap I needed to start self-accepting.” I’m told I’m a ‘millenial’ but I know I came out much later than most of my queer peers. At the grand old age of 27, my sexuality finally gave me the […]
Continue ReadingI took a trip to the YouTube headquarters to join the Come Out For LGBT party! In the UK today we often think of coming out as a thing that isn’t really a big deal anymore. We have gay marriage, we have anti-discrimination laws, so everything’s fine, right? The western world […]
Continue ReadingThe first time I came out was to myself. It was something that took me a very long time to realise (32 years) and I struggled with the very notion of it. Something had clicked in my head and I wanted to discuss it with people who knew me well and […]
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