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‘I DIDN’T HAVE a lot of hope before,” says Mohamed Ali Aguerbi, known to his friends as Dali. “Living in Malta gave me that. It gave me security and a glimpse of the future.” That glimmer of light was
I was in a school maths lesson, aged 14, and the teacher was a substitute who hadn’t met the class before. I’d been growing out my hair and trying to look more feminine. “Excuse me, ma’am,” he said to
‘I’VE NEVER HAD a problem with being open,” says Andy Bell. “I wear my heart on my sleeve.” It’s a simple statement, but one that has defined a career. From the moment he stepped into the spotlight wi
Jake and Hannah Graf couldn’t ask for more with their two daughters. Here, Jake tells Bella about their incredible story
When Donald Trump was elected for a second presidential term, my wife and I knew we had to do everything in our power to cement our relationship and also to protect our community. A feeling of dread a
Jeremy Atherton Lin is an essayist who captures the queer status quo in his thought-provoking writings. His first book, Gay Bar, was a cultural history that explored why clubbing is so central to the