My Code and PinkNews Enter Exclusive Partnership
/PRNewswire/ -- My Code, the largest US diverse media company, and PinkNews, the world's largest and most influential LGBTQ+ media brand, have announced a new...
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/PRNewswire/ -- My Code, the largest US diverse media company, and PinkNews, the world's largest and most influential LGBTQ+ media brand, have announced a new...
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Seventh episode of Queer Catch-Up talks feeling good and Bristol Pride By Bristol24/7, Friday May 14, 2021 In the seventh episode of the Bristol24/7 Queer Catch-Up, Kit and Lowie chat all things Pride and feeling good in your body. Kath Gill runs personal training programmes for trans masculine and non-binary people, helping them to feel more comfortable in their bodies and alleviate dysphoria. Independent journalism is needed now more than ever. Kit and Lowie are also joined by Francis Myerscough, who runs the Phoenix Project, another individual helping queer people feel better in their own...
Travis Alabanza stars on the Bristol24/7 Queer Catch-Up By Bristol24/7, Friday Apr 23, 2021 The sixth episode of the Queer Catch-Up, now live, is a little bit different. Co-hosts Kit Million Ross and Lowie Trevena discuss the Gender Recognition Act (GRA) in depth and chat to performer and theatremaker Travis Alabanza. Ordinarily, the pair discuss several LGBTQ+ stories that have been published on Bristol24/7 recently. For this fortnight’s episode however, they start the episode by chatting about the GRA. Independent journalism is needed now more than ever. A piece of legislation allowing t...