Posts From Pink Panther
“Biafra Will Be Restored, And If You’re Gay, You Better Repent Or Look For Another Country.” Nigerian Man Rants On Facebook
It appears the first order of business for the yet-to-be-formed Biafran country has been identified. And that is to hunt down the gays. At least, that is what Facebook netizen,
The Minority Report on The Problem With Thought Policing
“When somebody says something that’s homophobic, for example, you deal with the homophobia. And then you keep it moving. Because when it becomes a question of shaming the person, you
HIS KITO STORY (EDITION 39)
To graduate from Unilag no be beans, something I’m sure those of you who attended the school already know. After four years and one extra year, my department was still
RINGS
Rings. I have no idea why they remind me so much of the morning of that day. Maybe it’s because it was the last medium through which our bodies touched.
URGENT ACCOMMODATION NEEDED
Hello I’m in dire need of accommodation anywhere in the Island close to Onikan (Obalende). I just got a job in Onikan, Lagos Island and I stay in Agboju with
THE NEW NORMAL (New Life, New Me)
It touched me, my chest. I am on the ground. “How did I get here?” I look down and I see there is a stain where it touched me. It’s
Schitt’s Creek’s David and Patrick are TV’s Most Beautiful Couple, And Here Are The Moments To Prove It
I discovered Schitt’s Creek this year, when it was already on its final season. And when I started watching it, I could see why it is such a big hit.
A DIFFERENT KIND OF SHAME
Internalized homophobia is something we’re all familiar with in our community, an evil we can spot right off the bat when the person it’s plaguing starts projecting it. It is
The KGB Boy Origins (Part 3)
EDITOR’S NOTE: Today’s is Mitch’s birthday. And so, of course, it is only fitting for his day to be commemorated by the final chapter of his brilliant origin story of
Woman Breaks Up With Her Husband For Kicking Out Their Gay Son, And We Can’t Help But Stan
There are those of us who are lucky enough to have parents who are supportive even after they have found out who we truly are, and in such cases, accepting
