Did you know there was a secret gay language during the first half of the twentieth century? Find out more about Polari here!

I’m a big fan of historical dramas. Whether it’s a film, TV series, book, or video game – if it’s set some time in the past, I am all...

For today's post, Taylor talks about the Chaos Walking trilogy by gay author Patrick Ness.

Take this totally scientific* quiz to find out which LGBTQ+ person from history you're most like. (*might not be truly scientific)

Elsa Gidlow was one of the first openly lesbian poets in the 20th century. Read her poem, For The Goddess Too Well Known, here.

Bayard Rustin was a hugely influential figure in the civil rights movement, and he was also a gay man. Learn more about him here!

Today, we want to take this opportunity to promote a whole load of different works by black LGBTQ+ authors!

Today, we wanted to do something a little more educational and share with you some resources on LGBTQ+ signs in British Sign Language.

Did you know that Pride isn’t the only important time for minorities this month? It’s also Gypsy, Roma, and Traveller History Month!

Taylor reviews Libba Bray's YA novel Beauty Queens, in which a diverse group of young women are left stranded on an island.

An opinion piece on the commercialization of Pride.

Danez Smith is a black, queer, non-binary, and HIV-positive writer and performer. Read their poem, The 17-Year-Old & the Gay Bar, here.

For the first day of Pride Month 2020, we're opening by talking about one of the most iconic figures in LGBTQ history, Marsha P. Johnson