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A new week and a new queero to celebrate in our LGBT+ History Month 28 days of queeros series.  If you have already read all of last week’s editions then please do check them out now.  Not only are they...

Another day, another Queero.  This series is growing to be more and more interesting as I, and you, learn more about the people who are fighting the good fight for a better world.  And the world is a much brighter...

It’s Saturday the 06th February and the first weekend of LGBT+ History month.  As part of our Queeroes series, we begin our day with another LGBT+ icon who helped pave the way forward for equality and inclusivity for LGBT+ people. ...

Day 5 of the Queeroes series and so many of you have been in touch with positive comments, so thank you for that.  This series is here to bring forward the stories of those who made a positive impact on...

Welcome back to another post on our LGBT+ Queeroes series, a daily spotlight on 28 individuals who made great contributions to the fight for equality and inclusion for the LGBT+ community.  We are also using this space to shine a...

It would not be LGBT+ History Month if we did not pay recognition to one of the most important individuals ever in the crusade to equality.  For centuries, LGBT+ people have been victims of abuse and persecution from society despite...

It’s day 2 in our Queeroes series, a collection of blogs putting the spotlight on 28 figures who have made the world a better place for the LGBTQ+ community.  Should you have missed yesterday’s post about Karl Heinrich Ulrichs then...

Today marks the start of LGBT+ History month in the UK.  This is a special time of the year when people of the LGBT+ community can shine and celebrate and pay respect to the developments in equality for people who...

As a teenager growing up in the late 1970s, having a southern accent in my North Midlands comprehensive school marked me as “different”.  Julia Grant, who has died at the age of 64, helped shape my identity in a much...