Living in a heteronormative society where the ‘culture’ depends on rigid gender roles impacts how young queer people think about marriage and relationships itself.

“There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you,” said Maya Angelou and this couldn’t be truer for the Indian queer community. Indian queer writers and the content they produce plays an essential role in normalising queerness. They provide a point of view that cannot be told by anyone else. Consuming content […]

When it comes to being an ally to the LGBTQ+ community, it is not as simple as not being homophobic and transphobic.

These questions usually showcase the confusion and misunderstanding that still surrounds the topic of queerness. So here is a list of questions that queer people are tired of hearing

Mere symbolic decriminalisation does nothing to help LGBTQIA+ people when there aren’t measures in place to protect their dignity and personhood.

Many people view the inclusivity aspect of pink capitalism as a sign of progress and acceptance. While others are critical of the way pink capitalism monetises on the LGBTQ+ culture.

Queer affirmative therapy is a therapeutic practice that takes a positive view of Lesbian, Gay, Transgender and Queer persons, their identities, and their relationships.

Here’s how Queer collectives across DU are creating safe spaces for the representation of LGBTQIA+community.

Not all has been achieved just by altering the law. While we made some progress, a lot still needs to be done for the inclusion of the community into the mainstream.