“If we don’t address our differences now, they will become more suffocating later”
Sunil Mohan R on his cricketing journey, activism past and present, and his hopes for the queer future
Queer RightsSunil Mohan R on his cricketing journey, activism past and present, and his hopes for the queer future
Queer RightsThe collective behind Bengaluru Pride has split into two factions. queerbeat examines the undercurrents that led to the split and what it reveals about the queer movement.
Queer RightsThe Indian education system is far from queer friendly. Can the efforts of individual queer teachers counteract systemic oppression?
Queer RightsEquating masculinity with toxicity is a dangerous, transphobic attitude that leads us away from collective liberation.
BodiesWe conducted 32 in-depth interviews with queer people across the country to find out which political parties they voted for and why.
Queer RightsPatchy implementation of laws, lack of awareness, and stigma leave genderqueer Indians vulnerable to violence in their battle to fulfil a basic human need.
BodiesStigma and ignorance about the diversity of LGBTQIA+ communities in the Indian medical system continue to exact a hefty toll on LGBTQIA+ folks.
HealthThe BJP has sought to use tokenistic patronage of the LGBTQIA+ communities to create new Hindutva allies.
Queer RightsSystemic discrimination deprives trans people of education and employment. Horizontal reservation promises a foot in the door.
CasteVaibhav Saria’s book Hijras, Lovers, Brothers, opens a crucial conversation about where hijras live under the LGBTQIA+ umbrella.
CultureTransgender persons in India constantly negotiate their identities with the spaces they grow up in, live in, or move through in search of a home within and outside.
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