Category: World
The case of Jaah Kelly demonstrates how heterosexism and homophobia are key elements of the phenomenon known as gender dysphoria.
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Love and death have been entangled for a long time in the lives of many gay men.
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There is currently a great schism within the LGBT community and this can be attributed solely to the actions of the transgender movement.
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Written by Renee Gerlich Recent incidents of lesbian and gay erasure at Auckland Pride show how transactivism harms LGB rights and promotes stereotypes rather than a sexuality. In January, Auckland Pride board member Phylesha Brown-Acton told “self-obsessed gay male muppets” to “take your moral compass and shove it up the hole that you can’t seem […]
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A reflection on Australia’s vote for same-sex marriage, one year to the day since it was enshrined into Australian federal law. Today, the 7th Dec 2018, commemorates the one year anniversary since the Australian parliament passed same-sex marriage (SSM) legislation. This was the culmination of a government-run nationwide postal vote which had concluded with 61.6% […]
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Trabelsi Zeineb is a bisexual atheist woman fleeing hostility and potential persecution in Tunisia, seeking refuge in Germany.
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Our Western Christian heritage still determines aspects of homophobia, and Terri Murray urges us to keep thinking straight about being gay.
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The long campaign to legalise same sex marriage in Australia is nearing its close and ballots for the non-binding, voluntary postal vote are being sent out. Following an unsuccessful challenge to its legality in the High Court of Australia last week, the same sex marriage postal vote was declared constitutional and able to proceed. Ballots […]
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Can pressure to conform to a certain masculine ideal be one of the factors leading to a high suicide rate among men? How harmful is hegemonic masculinity?
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At its core, LGBT rights are simply about affording all other human beings the right to live with dignity and without pain, as any of us would like to.
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