..as more Trans and Intersex groups emerge Queerstion Magazine QM interviewed Tinashe Sande TS the leader of Trans Intersex Rising TIRZ a movement building initiative by and for transdiverse Zimbabweans at home and in the […]
Human rights activists and some trans* people have castigated the Zambian police’s announcement banning ‘indecent clothing’ for citizens effective April 1 2017. In the alleged statement circulating on social media, signed and typed by police […]
Fashion has become much more than a decoration of the body, no longer just a cover to weather and terrain. Throughout the centuries fashion has changed how we look at each other in terms of […]
What they tell us. In Malawi, Transgender people are often unlawfully persecuted under the country’s harsh criminal laws, for instance, the penal code criminalises consensual same-sex sexual activity. Although Section 20 of the country’s constitution guarantees […]
Siya Maphanga is a South African Trans youth activist. He is a writer and a poet who is dedicated to the LGBT movement. As an unemployed trans youth activist, Siya is not in position to fund […]
Left, Nare Mphela pic mamba online For two years, she was harassed, humiliated and exposed to incessant discrimination by school authorities. This ill-treatment led to her performing badly and consequently failing her final Matric […]
Transdiverse people are both inspired and affected by various circumstances in our lives. Every day is a struggle, many of us continue to succumb to hate crimes, most of us are wallowing in abject poverty […]
Hail the ‘Queerns’ They are Womxn, they are resilient, revolutionary, change makers and they are Afrikan. From the students’ movement in South Africa, to the refugees movements in […]
A hand of seeds planted I am Sunflower, roses and tulips expected but in its place stood cactus strong and different. Independent and bold. according to them, wrong Shhh, Hush your mouth for you know […]
