Category: Issue 007

The Six Tribes of Bisexuality: An Illustrated Guide

A composite of all the profiles described in the images in the article

Let’s reduce a complex and fluid community into six easy archetypes—it’s time to pick your bi tribe!

Why You Don’t Need a Label to Find Your Voice

A composite image of a black bitmapped megaphone held defiantly in the air by a hand with neon green offset colour behind. Duotone green and white lines swirl from the speaker on a background of gritty dark photocopier texture

With activist Mark @NotDefining, on finding your authentic self in a sea of labels

Keep the punk spirit with artist T.S. Idiot

TS IDIOT collage, Tom is dressed as a ghost, in a sheet with two holes cut for eyes. The background is a faded inverted colour cityscape, a large Pac Man ghost looms, the red ghost - Blinky.

Expressing queerness, humour and playful protesting

What it’s Like to be a Second Generation Queer

Author of the piece Joe stands in a garden with his two mums. He is a small child. In one of their arms is his sister. The photo is slightly grainy—it is clearly the mid 90s.

“A lot of people expect that if you have LGBTQ parents they are definitely going to accept you, and that’s not always the case.”

OMG! – My Instagram Has Turned Brown (and I Love It!)

Feature image is an illustration of three South Asian individuals, all dressed in brightly coloured clothing and shining jewellery. They’re all holding their phones and around the outside is an Instagram frame

South Asian Icons to follow on Instagram

Dreamy escapes, disco balls, and diversity within the community

Colour photograph of Polartropica. They are stood outside surrounded by trees and plants. They have long turquoise hair with a fringe. They wear a crop top and layered skirt co-ord outfit in pastel pink. They have winged eyeliner and a peach lip stick on. They are side on and their arm is wrapped around them as they turn to look back at the camera.

Interview with musician Polartropica

little black book

A poem by Maddie about voices from her ‘Little Black Book’

Love without Disclaimers

Unicorn’s Bella Cox talks about performing queer poetry and her audience’s reaction

Capturing Berlin’s Nightlife, Conversations and Queer Struggles

Berlin based illustrator Josefine on how to voice beauty expressions without gender.

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