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We spoke to Amazin LeThi and Michael Gunning – two Stonewall Sport Champion sports figures – about allyship in the sporting world and how everyone can play a part in tackling racism and LGBTQ+ phobia to make sports everyone’s game.

This year has been incredibly challenging for everyone; the Coronavirus pandemic

This International Day of People with Disabilities we’ve spoken to leading GB men’s blind skier, John Dickinson-Lilley, about being your authentic self as an LGBT and disabled athlete.

The Coronavirus pandemic has made 2020 a difficult year for everyone. How have you been coping?

2020 has been a difficult year – ‘challenging’

Travis Alabanza on transness, race and taking up space.

Travis Alabanza is a ground-breaking performer and writer. They rose to fame with their hit show Burgerz, which explores their own experiences of transphobia, using comedy to look at how trans bodies are policed and survive.

Their next project, taking over the Bush Theatre

The coronavirus pandemic has had devastating effects on most aspects of society.

One consequence that’s perhaps not so obvious is that it’s meant news stories that might normally have made the front page are not being reported at all. There’s a concern that this allows governments to simply overlook matters of

To mark the start of Disability History Month, Stonewall’s Accessibility Forum co-chairs are highlighting five LGBT disability organisations and collectives you should be supporting. 

Become a better ally to the LGBT disabled community by learning more about these organisations and their incredible work.

Brownton Abbey

Created by queer black and brown disabled people

CW: mentions of racism, police brutality, death

Reclaiming Black Horror – The stories are ours to tell

Three bold films by three Black-British writers, produced by Humblebee Creative’s Artistic Director Kamari Romeo.

George Floyd’s death triggered a ripple effect which was felt around the world. The brutal, senseless murder of a Black man

In this guest blog, writer Parker Thorn speaks about their experiences of coming out as ace, and a lack of ace acceptance within the LGBTQIA+ community.

Content warning: emotional and sexual abuse

Sometimes I think the queerest thing is to be asexual in Western society. Capitalism’s biggest tool is the promise of bumping

In this guest blog Tobias Hunter, co-president of the University of Liverpool’s LGBT+ Society (at time of writing), speaks about their experiences of being trans and ace, and the media representation of ace people.

Going through puberty can be a struggle for anyone, but for a particular population within our society

Nessakem Vanessa Nwosu​, Assistant Social Media Coordinator at African Rainbow Family, speaks up about the issue of the UK Government’s intention to outsource asylum interviews and what we can do about it. African Rainbow Family supports African LGBTIQ people seeking asylum including Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) people.

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There’s a lot of discussion in the media and online recently about the use of gender pronouns.

Gender pronouns aren’t new though. We use them all the time to identify and refer to someone. Describing people as ‘he’ or ‘she’, groups of people as ‘they’ or ‘them’, as well as inanimate