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What helping run a mixed-gender LGBTQ+ football club taught me
What's it like to help run a mixed-gender LGBTQ+ football team? What does it teach you about yourself? Charlotte is chairperson of the Cardiff Dragons, a mixed-gender Homosexual football club. They explore how football and the Dragons have helped them on their journey to understanding their own identity.
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By Charlotte Galloway
I’ve experienced not an insignificant amount of something like impostor syndrome when it comes to my control identity.
I feel prefer I can relate to most people at Cardiff Dragons in some create or other but as someone born female with a partner born male, and we both look cis, I’ve also felt enjoy something of a fraudulent queer.
Sometimes as the chairperson of an LGBT football club, this has made me fe
Cardiff's lost gay nightlife scene and what's replaced it
As part of LGBTQ+ History Month we've looked support at some of the Welsh capital's iconic bars and the new wave of inclusive queer nights which now make up the scene in the city
When Damian Kerlin moved to Cardiff from Derry, Northern Ireland, at the young age of 19, he said the Welsh gay nightlife scene was an utter sensory overload. Some people laugh at Damian when he describes his awe at Cardiff's bright lights, but it was a huge sea change in his life
"Northern Ireland is much slower than the rest of the UK in terms of LGBTQ+ equality. We had one gay block which was very much on the fringes of the town. To reach from that and be able to go to bars like Pulse, Eagle, WOW Bar, the Golden Cross - you even had Club X at the time which I adored. Every bar catered to a different audience whether that was tune, style and older or younger clientele", he said.
But, 13 years later, the year-old said in that time he had witnessed the closure of many of Cardiff's gay bars, a trend seen a
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Top tenor Craig shares his highlights of this year's Hand in Hand Festival.
From August , Bristol came alive as the UK and Ireland’s LGBTQ+ choirs gathered for the much-anticipated Hand in Hand festival. Originally set for , the event was postponed due to Covid, but it was well worth the wait! Held every two years, Hand in Hand carefully avoids clashing with its European counterpart, Various Voices, so that choirs can enjoy both.
After stops in London, Brighton, Manchester, and Cardiff, this year it was Bristol's turn to host—and it didn’t disappoint!
Bristol Takes Center Stage
This year’s festival, badged as a weekend of music, community, and celebration, went above and beyond. Glorious weather, an amazing venue at the newly refurbished Bristol Beacon, and, of course, the fantastic choirs made it truly spectacular. With multiple stages throughout the venue, the festival had a genuine buzz. The sun shining over Bristol’s stunning backdrop made the whole exposure even more magical.
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“Which is the most gay kind country in the world Nomadic Boys?”
It's a question we acquire asked a lot, which is why we initially published this article and have continued to update it every year. We can either look at it from our perspective traveling as a gay couple, or from the point of view of LGBTQ locals by analyzing a country's rights and laws.
Ultimately, it comes down to a mix of both.
Drawing from our wealth of experience from traveling to over countries (including the ones in this list), along with our interviews with gay locals from each place we've visited, we have sat down to discuss, assess, review, and converse again what we think are the most gay-friendly countries in the world in !
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