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LETTERS TO MY FUTURE HUSBAND (Entry 4)
Dear Future Husband, In my last letter, I wrote about how, after a disastrous attempt at matchmaking me with a narcissistic Top who was obviously looking to hook up, my
The Gay Indian Film, ‘Loev’, Aims to Start a Nuanced Conversation About Rape
Sexual tension pervades Loev, the 95-minute film set in India that debuted last week on Netflix tracing a weekend long road trip of two old friends. In defiance of the
Random Questions II
There are people who shrug off their breakup like it’s just another event in the life of a Nigerian. And then there are those who practically go through the valley
Barrett Pall: Why Finding The Gay Gene Is A Big Problem
Originally published on artisanandking.com Homosexuality has existed in societies across the globe for as long as we can go back in time. The Greeks, Romans, indigenous tribes, Europeans and even
FOR MY FIRST
Where do I start from? How do I explain that I want you daily? That I crave your presence? Yes yes, I’m over you. That has been established. This is
Photo: Why Are Nigerians So Obsessed With Marriage?
Like seriously, why has it gotten to that stage where getting married now feels like you’re proving something to society?
Let’s Discuss . . . About How We’re All Having Sex With Everyone
It’s already a known fact that because of the small percentage that the LGBT community make up of the Nigerian citizenry, it is safe to assume that everyone knows everyone.
If you meet Mr. Right and he turns out to be HIV-positive, he’s still Mr. Right
Earlier this year, Charlie Tredway was officially crowned Mr. Gay New Zealand 2017, but his accomplishment has been overshadowed by his HIV-positive status. While campaigning for the title, Tredway was
Netflix’s new same-sex love story had to be shot in secret for fear of breaking Indian law
A new Netflix drama about gay love in India had to be shot entirely in secret to avoid the country’s censorship. ‘Loev’ was considered highly controversial since homosexuality is still
“When Everybody Is Fighting Everybody, There’s No Progress.” Ifeanyi Orazulike in an interview with Kito Diaries
As you all know, the Bisi Alimi Foundation was in Lagos in February to launch “Not Dancing to Their Music”, a report on the impact of homophobia, biphobia and transphobia
