The aestheticisation of white queerness and its limitations, held against the glimmering and hopeful potential held by Black queer community in allowing growth and freedom.

If an absence of queer antagonism is only possible when queer lived experience reflects the monogamous, nuclear family, then an absence of queer antagonism is impossible.  If to be queer is encompassed in name alone, then to be queer in behaviour is to be further marginalised.

With a touch of shade, satire and sauce, It’s a Continent Podcast shares rich and bountiful histories from each of the different nations, reminding people that Africa is not a country, it’s a continent. Co-hosts Astrid Madimba and Chinny Ukata, who celebrate their first anniversary this week, have already risen into the rankings as one of Spotify’s Top 25 History podcasts.

On 6/08/62 Jamaica freed itself from of colonial rule and became an independent nation. Kaeshelle discusses what Independence means to her.

In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, our social feeds have been inundated with images of distressed Black bodies. The knee of the state (exercising its usual lethal force) was once again spreading across the internet like wildfire.