Activism and Advocacy
New Book Showcases the AIDS "Day without Art" Initiative
Visual AIDS Collective reports that a forthcoming book will look at the "Day without Art" Initiative, which since 1989...
In a hotly awaited press release, East Bristol Books, located in the heart of Bristol's gay village of independent bars and shops, is hosting a night of transinclusive abolitionist feminism. The owners of the shop report, "Friday 17 April: Trans Femme Futures with Nat Raha and Mijke Van der Drift. The revolution is nothing if not rooted in queer collective care! Trans Femme Futures proposes a vision for radical liberation via transfeminist abolitionism. EBB hosts the authors for a critical discussion on how everyday actions can drive social change in the face of austerity and global upheaval." Tickets for this event cost six pounds and can be purchased on the Bristol Headfirst nightlife portal.
The organisers conclude "We hope to see you at one of these, or at something else soon (the summer is starting to fill up). Stay tuned for more on these as they approach." For further information call East Bristol Books on eastbristolbooks [at] gmail.com.
LGBTQIA Election watchers and politicians have broadly welcomed the result of the Holborn and St Pancras By Election, which was triggered by the standing down of former Prime Minister Sir Kier Starmer. Parties traditionally supportive of LGBTQI...
Visual AIDS Collective reports that a forthcoming book will look at the "Day without Art" Initiative, which since 1989...
One of the first out gay singers of the groundbreaking 1980's, Andy Bell of Erasure has been talking to both Channel...
