The author writes about navigating their relationship with sex and intimacy as a person living with a disability in the pandemic.
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I grew up in Hulme, Manchester in the 1990s, an inner city area woven out of industrial working-class heritage and Afro Caribbean culture. Both of my parents were first-generation immigrants from India and Mauritius, with my mother being the eldest of a large Gujrati family. My mother’s relationship with her...
“Democracy is on trial across east Africa,” says Sarah Bireete, director of the Center for Constitutional Governance in Kampala. This trial is soon coming to a head in Uganda. In two days a general election will be held, which will decide whether the country will continue to be led by...
To celebrate this year’s Pride Month, shado asked five of our brilliant global illustrators to create a captioned image which, for them, encapsulates what Pride means. Take a look at how Emilie Muszczak, Maryam Jamal, Ania Sinik, Liv Page and Lauren Drinkwater illustrated their Pride. 1. Emilie Muszczak ‘Love is...
The Tiananmen Square vigil and Extradition protests these past few days have brought a strong sense of community, pain and loss to Hong Kong. Both events saw the city flood with people from very different backgrounds, coming together to defend their freedoms and democratic values while drawing a tangible line...