1988, Section 28 and Its Lasting Unwanted Legacy
Illustration by Madeline HowellBy Sarah Belger In 1988, British Conservative Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher banned the ÔÇÿpromotion of homosexuality’ by […]
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Cultural Icons of 2020
Written by Megan Evans As soon as we entered a new decade, it is safe to say we were not
The NHS Rainbow – Respect for Our Key Workers or Appropriation of the Pride Flag?
By Caitlin Parr The symbol of a rainbow is one of hope, belief and resilience – three things that the
“I am essentially trapped” – How LGBT+ Students Are Holding on During Lockdown
Words by Kate WaldockArtwork by Kate Waldock Away from family and without the worry of parents and siblings prejudice, University
Struggles of a Female Creator in the Film Industry
Words by Sofia Brizio Anna Alfieri is a young Italian actress and filmmaker who spent the entirety of her career
Love is Blind as a Microcosm for the Pitfalls of Millennial Dating
By Holly McElroy Netflix’s new dating show Love is Blind presents itself as a social experiment, where single women and
Review: Feel Good – An All Consuming Romance
By Hannah Ryan ÔÇÿYou grew up white and rich and straight and hot. You basically won the lottery!’ These are
The Age of Shifting Gender Stereotypes and the Culture of Gender
By Sarah Harris When I think about how much the culture of gender has evolved in my 22 years of
The Importance of Queer Cinema
By Megan Evans Queer cinema has evolved significantly over the past 50 years, as an attempt to cultivate the mainstream
Inclusivity in the Workplace: Cardiff University’s Law Society Host Their First Diversity Event
Photography and words by Luisa De la Concha Montes On Tuesday the 26th of November, Cardiff University’s Law Society held
LGBTQ+ Culture Gone Mainstream – Good or Bad?
By Gintare Sa Are mainstream shows like RuPaul’s Drag Race and bestselling novels like Call Me By Your Name
The Modern-Day Relationship between Music and the LGBTQ+ Community
by Hannah Ryan The world of indie rock is currently undergoing an unprecedented change, it would seem. Where before the
Queer and Now
Poppy Jennings In the wake of another incredible Pride Month, society is left with both positive and negative questions about
BFI Flare 2018: 120 Beats per Minute
Stories of the AIDS epidemic have been told through film before, be it through Tom Hanks’ meek, wronged lawyer in
Preview: Iris Prize 2016
This year, the Iris Prize celebrates their 10th anniversary and the milestone of becoming a BAFTA recognised A list festival.