Coming Out and Coming Together: Part 4
Words by Genevieve Gunn I’ve known that I was gay ever since I understood what the word ÔÇÿgay’ meant. I […]
Pride
Coming Out and Coming Together: Part 3
Words by Briana Ciobanu Before coming out I spent two good years thinking about whether I should do it or
Coming Out and Coming Together: Part 2
Words by Alice Lumley I came out as non-binary at the end of my first semester at University. I was
Queer History Month: Essentialist British History
In a meagre ten years since same-sex marriage has been recognised within UK law, the concentrated history of queer movements
Coming Out and Coming Together: Part 1
Words by Tegan Davies My ÔÇÿcoming out’ was a little bit sporadic ÔÇô it was always thrown into random conversation
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
Cymru Mewn Ffilm
With St. David’s Day on the horizon, Quench celebrates the films that perfectly capture the fascinating history, vibrant culture and
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
Corporations and Pride: helping the cause or helping themselves?
Bethany Griffiths Students at Cardiff University, and the creator and editor of Fruitcake Magazine, Jamie Windust, have their say on
Big Life Lessons from the Big Screen – Part II
┬áFerris Bueller told us that “Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in awhile, you
Do We Need Pride? LGBT+
Do we need Pride? Is it a Party or a Protest? February is a busy month for most students. Exams
Review: Pride
A lot of people will be pleasantly surprised by the film ÔÇÿPride’. If you’re looking for a pick up from