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Trans ally Marlon Wayans hits back after rapper uses vile homophobic slur against his trans son

Trans ally Marlon Wayans hits back after rapper uses vile homophobic slur against his trans son

Trans ally Marlon Wayans has hit back after rapper Soulja Boy used a vile homophobic slur against Wayans’ trans son. In November 2023, Wayans announced that his son, Kai, had come out as trans and expressed his “unconditional love and acceptance” for his child. The Scary Movie and Requiem for a Drea

Mariah Carey to headline Brighton & Hove Pride 2025

Mariah Carey to headline Brighton & Hove Pride 2025

Brighton & Hove Pride has announced global superstar Mariah Carey will headline the main stage at this year’s fun-filled Pride on the Park two-day community fundraiser at Preston Park, on Saturday August 2. Originally announced to headline Brighton & Hove Pride in 2020, the event was unfortunately c

Football v Homophobia event, hosted by England’s first openly gay professional referee, brings together leading voices shaping LGBTQ+ inclusion in football and beyond

Football v Homophobia event, hosted by England’s first openly gay professional referee, brings together leading voices shaping LGBTQ+ inclusion in football and beyond

On Monday, February 10, LGBTQ+ rights charity Stonewall teamed up with the Amateur FA, London FA, London Assembly and Football v Homophobia to host a City Hall event marking Football v Homophobia Month of Action. The evening, hosted by England’s first openly gay professional referee Ryan Atkin, brou

One in five LGBTQ+ people have been sexually assaulted in a club, bar, or LGBTQ+ venue, new research finds

One in five LGBTQ+ people have been sexually assaulted in a club, bar, or LGBTQ+ venue, new research finds

A new survey by LGBT HERO, the national LGBTQ+ health and wellbeing charity, has revealed that more than one in five LGBTQ+ people have been sexually assaulted in a club, bar, or LGBTQ+ venue. “LGBTQ+ spaces should be places of safety, but sexual assault and harassment are happening where we should

Positive East seeks selfies from people living with HIV for U=U Community Quilt Project

Positive East seeks selfies from people living with HIV for U=U Community Quilt Project

Positive East, which is dedicated to improving the lives of people living with HIV in East London, is to create three quilt panels, comprised of thousands of selfies from the international community to help celebrate the powerful message of U=U (Undetectable = Untransmittable). The individual selfie

Olly Alexander visits Brighton-based HIV charity the Sussex Beacon

Olly Alexander visits Brighton-based HIV charity the Sussex Beacon

Award-winning singer, songwriter and BAFTA-nominated actor Olly Alexander interrupted a busy schedule on Saturday, February 8 to visit Brighton-based HIV charity the Sussex Beacon. Having launched his debut solo album Polari the day before, Olly met with a number of staff and service users at the Be

South London councillor, Victor Chamberlain, gives his backing to a memorial for the last two men executed for sodomy in England

South London councillor, Victor Chamberlain, gives his backing to a memorial for the last two men executed for sodomy in England

A South London councillor has given his backing to a memorial for the last two men executed for sodomy in England. James Pratt and John Smith were arrested on Blackfriars Road in Southwark in August 1835 after a landlord spied on them allegedly having sex; they were subsequently hanged in 1835. Both

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