THE VISIBILITY CAMPAIGN: Madhuurima’s Story
I want to have my personal space where I can be a girl if I want. And even if I go out showing it off, how does that affect the society?
Queer Voices
This is Why I Will Never Visit a Cruising Place Again, and You Shouldn’t Too
I took him to a dark corner and kissed him on the neck behind his ear. He smelt sweet. As I moved my hands inside his shirt, he said in the local language - “Let’s go over there, I know a spot.”
THE VISIBILITY CAMPAIGN: Aritra’s Story
I have never been to pride parades or meetings, seminars or talks that LGBT organisations hold. But I have made sure in my small universe that people I meet and interact get to know my true self.
THE VISIBILITY CAMPAIGN- Allies Speak: ANANYA
Straight allies need to be a part of LGBT struggle as much as the queer. For justice comes only when those unaffected are as enraged as those affected.
Exploring LGBT Life in Manipur’s Imphal
The famous Kangla Gate and BT Park in Imphal acquires a totally different hue at night, with many LGBT people thronging the park looking for some quick connections
THE VISIBILITY CAMPAIGN: Faizal’s Story
My gender and sexuality are very important to what makes me the way I am. However, I am sick of being discriminated against
Same – Sex Love Has Been Integral Part of Every Society, Including Pakistan
Gay love and same-sex erotic behaviors are integral part of every human society. It has existed since the first day and it will exist forever
THE VISIBILITY CAMPAIGN: VINAY’S STORY
Vinay Aarote; Social Media Expert; Mumbai
"I need visibility to assert the fact that I exist as an individual rather than just as a ‘minuscule minority’ – ... Read More...
Fairies are Your True Fairies: A Utilitarian Justification to Homosexuality
The population crisis is the cause of all world problems known to mankind. Everything from Global warming to world wars can be tracked down to one single expone... Read More...
The Visibility Campaign: Ajay’s Story
I was sexually abused when I was four by a few extended family members, by a teacher when I was 12 and raped by eight men when I was 13. I chose to be open irrespective of what I endured and my past experiences are not going to force me back into the closet
How I Came Out To My Sons
My elder son Raju looked at my T-shirt and read out aloud “Love has no gender, don’t endanger our love, No to 377”