Tag "Homophobia"
“Homophobic” adult film actress commits suicide and gay porn stars face backlash over her death
Straight porn actress August Ames was recently called out for being homophobic. Ames took to Twitter to complain about being partnered with a cross-over actor – a man who shoots
Love Letter To You, Dear Homophobe
My Friend, You are a lovely soul. You pour out the love of Jesus to strangers and those in pain. The sweet aura of God surrounds you, and it inspires
Jesus Healed A Gay Man
You don’t understand. Everyone says Homosexuals are this, homosexuals are that But Jesus Christ healed a Gay man in the Bible. And it wasn’t his homosexuality the good Lord healed
Ghanaians are reacting to President Nana Akufo-Addo’s indefinite stance on legalization of homosexuality and it is mostly negative
Ghanaian president, Nana Akufo-Addo recently sat to an interview with Al Jazeera and expressed a surprising lack of firmness against the possibility of legalizing homosexuality in Ghana. Even though he
The African Homophobe Is Not Special. He Is Simply Behind Schedule
There’s a faux attempt by some members of the African public to paint their homophobia as something new and special, to see it as a vestige of our burgeoning religious
While Australia was saying Yes to Same Sex Marriage…
…This was happening in Nigeria.
Photo: The Stupidity of Homophobia
So according to Joseph Davinci, straight guys just walk around with stinky asses, huh?
Lesbian opens up about what it’s like to be Muslim and gay
A woman has opened up about how it is to be a lesbian and Muslim. Zayna, 40, spoke to the Manchester Evening News to say she had been beaten, threatened
United Nations LGBT Rights Expert warns of ‘global crisis’ as homophobic crackdowns continue
The UN’s independent LGBT Human Rights Expert has warned of a brewing global crisis amid reports of homophobic purges in several countries. This year, there have been a number of
Homosexuality Is Not Un-African But Homophobia Is
Previously published on africanexponent.com Homosexuality is considered an anathema to African societies. In Tanzania’s semi-autonomous Zanzibar, 12 women and 8 men were arrested over homosexuality. They were in a hotel
