Angel Tetimov explores the ongoing jounrye towards LGBTQ+ rights and equality across Europe.

We asked a variety of LGBTQ+ professionals about the significance of this month and their own personal experiences

Kieran Barry explores the shared history of the LGBTQ+ and working-class communities.

Coming out is easy because no one cares about it anymore. That’s the sentiment felt by many who fail to understand the reasons why it is still hard to go through the process of ‘coming out’. But what is it that makes it still so difficult for so many, and how can we address this?

We spoke to High School History Teacher and the Founder of LGBTQ+ History Month, Rodney Wilson, about his personal journey and the importance of continuing to recgonise and celebrate queer history...

Eoin Boyce explores the ground-breaking and important historic impact of tv shows like ‘Pose'

It is vital that during times like LGBTQ+ History Month, we reflect on the progress that has been made for the rights of our community. So here we have 5 underappreciated figures, to shine a spotlight on just a fraction of our history and the incredible impact that they had.

Tomorrow, the Qatar men’s national team will kick off the 2022 FIFA World Cup against Ecuador, with thousands visiting the nation and millions more expected to support their national team at home.

​In 2022, many often underappreciate the extent of the developments in LGBTQ+ rights that we have seen this century, myself included sometimes.

Kieran Barry explores why Netflix's recent LGBTQ+ 'coming of age' drama has captivated audiences.