ArticlesOpinion·January 19, 2021Looking for: ConnectionPrompted by a BuzzFeed quiz designed to find out which type of Gay I was, I decided to put down...Text: Edo OliverImage: Yuzhen Cai
ArticlesOpinion·December 30, 2020Why young pregnant people need your support, not your judgementShame was the strongest emotion I felt throughout my entire pregnancy and during the beginnings of motherhood. It isn’t so...Text: Erin SmithersImage: Molly Hankinson
ActArticles·December 19, 2020After four typhoons, a civil storm is brewing in the PhilippinesMitzi Jonelle Tan reflects on the impacts that typhoons have had on the Philippines this year and how youth climate activists have been villified.Text: Mitzi Jonelle TanImage: Michelle Wong
ArticlesOpinion·December 6, 2020The Toxic Side of LGBTQIA LabelsAs an activist for the LGBTQIA community, you would imagine that I spend a large portion of my time championing...Text: Ben Pechey
ArticlesOpinion·November 29, 2020Fashion’s complicity in the Uyghur genocide: who holds the power?We want to know about who writes the books we read and who sings the songs we listen to. However,...Text: Zainab MahmoodImage: Katie O Rourke
ArticlesOpinion·November 25, 2020The need to protect Black women is so obvious – so why is it controversial?The sharp rise of the Black Lives Matter movement earlier this year has made anti-Black racism an increasingly highlighted issue....Text: Banseka KayembeImage: Luci Pina
ArticlesSee·November 4, 2020A new generation is rising: the documentary spotlighting queer Nigerian youth forging a path to changeThe EndSARS protests in Nigeria started on October 7th, and while the rest of the world seems paralysed in wait...Text: Hannah RobathanImage: Isabella Pearce
ActArticles·November 2, 2020Black women do not need your opinionsAn interview with Gabby Felder on the fetishisation of Black women's trauma and her duty to live as her authentic selfText: O'Niel LeadonImage: Tinuke Fagborun
ArticlesDo·October 30, 2020Survivors Speak Out for Domestic Violence Awareness MonthTW: domestic violence, abuse, sexual assault. Farisai Dzemwa was 12 when the grooming started. He was an older male relative...Text: Jessie Williams
ArticlesDo·October 28, 2020Being a radical teacherThe author talks about the importance of refusing neutrality as a teacher and allowing the politics of the global majority to be heard.Text: Em TetrapodImage: Natasha Phang Lee
ActArticles·October 25, 2020Resistance and resilience: Why queer Nigerian lives matter in the #EndSARS movement.*TW: homophobia, police brutality* Matthew Blaise, a queer Nigerian LGBTQI+ activist on the frontline in Lagos, shares their powerful story...Text: Matthew BlaiseImage: Tinuke Fagborun
ArticlesSee·October 10, 2020Why ‘Rocks’ is a love letter to young Women of ColourIn conversation with Sarah Gavron and Anu Henriques Text: Anu HenriquesImage: Erin Cobby