Coming Out Late, Coming Clean
Purush comes out to his parents, wife, close relatives and friends through this letter.
Hues may vary but humanity does not | வண்ணங்கள் வேற்றுமைப் பட்டால் – அதில் மானுடர் வேற்றுமை இல்லை
Purush comes out to his parents, wife, close relatives and friends through this letter.
On 24th April 2015, the Rajya Sabha unanimously passed the “Rights of Transgender Persons Bill 2014”. This primer described whom the bill covers, what are the rights guaranteed under the bill, who are the duty bearers under the law and what is the enforcement mechanism. Written by Danish Sheikh.
Sappho for Equality seeks submissions for the fourth National Queer Conference ‘Femininities and Masculinities’ scheduled for 11th to 13th September, 2015, Kolkata.
Video of Manasi Nene reading her poem on bisexual love at Airplane Poetry Movement’s Poetry Performance in Pune: February 22, 2015.
Transgender activist and writer A. Revathi shares her thoughts on the NALSA anniversary and way forward.
Nadika explains why she supports buying ethical queer porn.
Indira writes of her experiences coming out as a transwoman and dyslexic in a multi-national company in India.
Shambhavi writes on the necessity for public and private spaces to have individual gender-neutral restrooms.
For the last two years, my phone has led dual lives. Two of my strongest identities – one male and one female – have been enabled on my phone. From Whatsapp to Gmail, from Tumblr to facebook, tinder and OkCupid, and a lot more apps and services have allowed me to carry on living my female life inside an office where gender roles are rather strictly enforced, more out of tradition and fear than by policy, but nonetheless.
Announcement of What will people say collective and their call for submission for their Tamil Queer Zine and Blog.