Words ingrained in stone can’t be reversed but overwritten. That goes to speak of the Kenyan Constitution regarding LGBTQ+ rights .
THE LEGALITY OF QUEER RIGHTS IN KENYA: WE NEED TO DO BETTER!
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LUNAR CONSCIOUSNESS: THE SEEN AND UNSEEN
Bakhita is a multi-disciplinary Artists, a mastermind of their craft. With a new body of work ‘Anxiety Bitch’ and candid stories of navigating the music scene as a queer artist, they get Candid with Muthoni our in-house writer.
WHY #JUSTICEFORSHEILA IS IMPORTANT
Two weeks ago, Sheila under the surveillance of a CCTV camera was seen exiting a bar on the 14th Friday […]
COMPELLED ACCEPTANCE
That’s a funny way to start my story, but it is the only way that I can describe, or rather, […]
I’M NOT COMING OUT, I’M LETTING PEOPLE IN…
The concept of coming out is one that does not happen as we see it in the shows. You don’t get to make one announcement and now everyone knows. It is something I find myself doing monthly, like a subscription.
SMOKEY EYE
Poetry by Kesley I love a man with a smokey voice For it makes me want him badly It curls […]
GENDER-FREE DESIGNER: EDWIN KIPTOO
Designing has also been a part of my DNA, I am gender-free and I love dressing in an artistic way. I am so grateful and I feel so chosen to help change the narrative in representing diversity and inclusion. I am just being and I am free.
LGBT HISTORY MONTH
Homosexuality has been a taboo topic in literature in the early times than more than the topic has been referenced although if there is anything that has been clear is that it has existed since time immemorial. Men who have Sex with Men (MSW) and Womxn who sex with womxn (WSW) is popularised as against most cultures and religion times have shown that this passive attitude has changed over time. This minority is increasingly being accepted and recognized.
SKEY LUCKY “THE LIONESS”
Skey Lucky “The Lioness” is a masc(uline) female representing Afro-pop, Afro-Dancehall andAfro-RnB musical artist born 12th June 1997 and raised […]
MY OWN DOING
I am gay. A harsh truth is spelled in three words, six letters. Simple words, I fail to comprehend. It is a burden I carry with me daily. I cannot or rather do not want to come to terms with this reality. Why? The biggest question I also do not have answers to.
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