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It's a small pub; just a few chairs and tables on the cobbled Wapping streets. The person behind the bar is dressed in full army regalia, buttons polished to a

Today I was in a park near my old secondary school and I passed the bit where we used to have our 'Sports Day'. I think it is obscene the

Something that we don’t talk about a lot in the community, is our own internalised homophobia.I know it can take many forms, but I wanted to share some of the

One of the challenges of researching LGBTQ+ history is how much of it is actively hidden, destroyed and obscured. Queer history is a world of burnt letters, one-sided correspondences, ciphers

Gather round. I have a story to tell you. A story of the most embarrassing social anxiety inducing proportions, that has just happened to me... 1/ I am at a

Crazy, bonkers, mental, crackpot, insane, demented, lunatic, nutty, mad, crackers, gaga, wacko, touched, cuckoo, deranged.Many words describing the same idea, all with dark histories, and most slip off the tongue

It’s pitch black, you awaken and the night is still.The fire has died.Behind you a sound like a child crying... but somehow distorted.A trail of blood leads away from your

What even is a dragon?!You didn’t ask, but I’m making a thread about it anyway:This will be a thread about folklore, culture, the way we make categories and lump things

Before same-sex marriage was legalised, I would often hear people say: 'I'm not homophobic, I support gay people and want them to be happy, but I just don't think changing

Today I want to take a moment to shout out my lockdown heroes. People who have really helped make this time bearable. These are just a few but I am

#MuseumFromHomeWhilst we’re self isolating, some of us museum weirdos have decided to make quick videos about our favourite museum artefacts. So if you can’t go to a museum, let’s bring