[story] Strangers and Unspoken Connections
Life lessons from a stranger on a bus in Kerala.
Hues may vary but humanity does not | வண்ணங்கள் வேற்றுமைப் பட்டால் – அதில் மானுடர் வேற்றுமை இல்லை
Straight from the heart, these are personal stories of Queer people.Our struggles, dilemmas, successes, failures, everything from our lives.
Life lessons from a stranger on a bus in Kerala.
This report is about the families that are assigned to us and those that often are the biggest road blocks to being able to live the way we want to. The families that are supposed to be spaces of nurture, care and support, turn against their own children (often at very young ages), treat them with utter disregard and violence, and force them to conform to socially accepted ideas of what is “normal” without any regard to the individual’s dignity or personhood.
The database collects my name / But cannot understand it / Yet the database decides / Where I will go in this life
A man of trans-experience recounts his challenges in finding a home for himself and his two children.
In 2015, at an event, I noticed that while introducing…
Unlike other sports that have separate divisions for men and women, in Ultimate Frisbee all players play together, irrespective of their gender identity. PUL is interested in collaborating with queer and trans community groups in India.
Coming out is not a one time thanksgiving dinner table announcement but a recurring repetitive struggle that can be dreadfully frightening for some. We are shedding our skin in baby steps!
A detailed account of how Ravi, a gay man in Chennai, came to part with INR 52 lakhs through the romance scam.
Major J. Suresh (ret’d) reflects on his coming out journey, motivated by General Rawat’s homophobic statements around gay people in the Indian Army.
Podcast of June 20, 2020 panel discussion on gender-sex-sexuality, organised by rYMS and Orinam on Insta Live.