Queer musician Fiorious wants us to know he is not Defeated

  Bronx born queer musician FIORIOUS has turned his activism into a glorious dance anthem that is impossible to ignore.  I’m Not Defeated from his forthcoming album Revisionary  is his very personal powerful call-to-resistance with the lyrics drawing on his pain while he taps into the very real turmoil that exists in the world around … Continue reading

QUEER NATURE Celebrating diversity in art, plants and fungi @ KEW’S ROYAL BOTANICAL GARDENS

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, in southwest London houses the “largest and most diverse botanical and mycological collections in the world” Founded in 1840, from the exotic garden at Kew Park, its living collections include some of the 27,000 taxa, while the herbarium, one of the largest in the world, has over 8.5 million preserved plant and fungal specimens.n The library … Continue reading

Queer On The Pier : the final fling of Summer

  If you are in the UK right now you really must make tracks to Hastings on the South Coast for the final fling of Summer. QUEER ON THE PIER is set to be the largest outdoor queer festival this year : and it will be all totally socially distanced.. Evidently Hastings Pier is evidently … Continue reading

Queer On The Pier : this fab outdoor Festival in Hastings UK is BACK

      To most Brits, the seaside resort of Hastings was made famous back in the year 1066 when the pesky French, led by the William Duke of  Normandy chose the town to start the Norman Conquest when they invaded the whole country.   But that was then and this is now and the only … Continue reading

Queer Perspectives at Miami Book Fair

  Bookworms come in all shapes and sizes, and some look like they belong more in a gym than a library. Exercising and nourishing your mind has become such a big part for many in the LGBT community, that the people who run the Miami Book Fair have shaped a significant program to cater for … Continue reading

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