A recent death in the music industry started a conversation around mental health. It was the death of Chester Bennington,...
The hardening of homophobic nationalism in settings such as Nigeria forces us to question how and why compulsory homophobia is...
Early this year, Nelson C.J, a young Nigerian writer, wrote a New York Times piece about being a queer Nigerian,...
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The blame game has been a function of society since the dawn of civilization and its intended use was to...
This Op-ed is a response to the murder of Giovanni Melton. *** Dear Self-righteous One, At what point did we...
Some LGBT persons like to pride themselves by saying “I have so and so persons who know about my sexuality...
I am a Christian. Raised Catholic, born in Zimbabwe, educated nine years in South Africa and a citizen of Botswana....
Have you ever been asked at a security checkpoint if you a man or a woman? Or found yourself being...
An LGBTQ person subscribing to any of the Abrahamic religion is akin to a lamb playing with a lion. It...
This is the first instalment in the series by One Black Boy. *** There is no doubt that religion plays...
Marcus Tullius Cicero wrote: “The life of the dead is placed in the memory of the living.” Today, Monday, May 28,...