Barbara Butch: Choosing Love Is Not Naive, It’s Resistance
When a DJ set has to be stopped because a queer, fat, Jewish woman dared
Opinion
PAC and Tels Quels invite Brussels Pride-goers to turn slurs into political joy
During Pride Week, PAC and Tels Quels are hosting a collective reading and discussion around Julien Marsay’s Queer – Riposter à
Francesca Albanese says sanctions turned her life into a “rollercoaster”
Francesca Albanese, the UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Palestinian
Protection for Everybody: a digital statement for safer, more inclusive spaces
Protection for Everybody presents itself as a clear, purpose-driven initiative focused on protection and safety for
“The LGBT Lobby” Is a Lie: Why This Old Fantasist Myth Still Fuels Real Violence
For decades, anti-LGBT+ voices have recycled the same tired story: that queer people form a
Portugal set to roll back trans self-determination law: what’s at stake?
Portugal, long seen as a frontrunner on trans rights in Europe, is on the verge
Ten Years After the Brussels Attacks, a City – and Its Queer Community – Still Carry the Shock
Ten years after the 22 March 2016 bombings at Brussels Airport and Maelbeek metro station,
Brussels Finally Has a Government. But What Does It Really Mean for Queer Rights?
After months of political deadlock, Brussels finally has a new regional government and a fresh
From Red Barricades to Brown Ballots: How Parts of the Gay Movement Drift Right
For decades, the “homosexual movement” imagined itself – and was imagined – as a natural
Thirty Years of Belgian Pride: What Now?
Thirty years of Belgian Pride means thirty years of streets reclaimed, visible bodies, and slogans
