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Your say / non-binary

‘Bristol is a loving city for non-binary people and those in the wider LGBTQ+ community’

Lowie Trevena writes about being non-binary in Bristol

Features / massage

‘Massage is a crucial part of maintaining overall health and wellbeing’

The Massage Man talks holistic therapies

Features / Wellbeing

‘The queer body is political. It’s poked, prodded and policed’

Emma Edwards in a queer woman running a holistic LGBTQ+ practise

Features / books

New book documents the fight for LGBTQ+ rights

Rainbow Revolutions will document queer history from 1969 to present day

Features / islam

‘People think they have to be one or the other, that they can’t be gay and Muslim’

Hidayah LGBT+ supports people who are Muslim and queer

Features / Drag

All aboard the drag queen train

Travellers can enjoy an exclusive drag performance

Features / performance

Interview: Dis Charge

The performer talks drag in Bristol

Features / Black Bristol

New short film documents black queerness in Bristol

The film discusses being a LGBTQ+ person of colour in the city

Features / Transgender

A new support network for the trans community

The Alicorn Network will be an inclusive online space

Features / Drag act

Preview: Dragprov Revue, Bristol Improv Theatre

The highly-acclaimed performers come to the city for Pride

Features / Bristol Pride

What to look forward to at Bristol Pride Day 2019

Pride Day returns on Saturday, 13 July

Features / writing

’It’s empowering to attend a space with other queer writers’

Out on the Page is a writing group for the LGBTQ+ community

Features / Kiki

‘Bristol has really embraced Kiki’

Providing a space for LGBTQ+ people of colour

Features / older people

Amplifying older LGBTQ+ voices

Sharifa Whitney James works with LGBTQ+ people over 50

Features / Drag

How to prove yourself as a female drag queen

One of Bristol's most prominent female drag queens shares her story

Features / bristol music

Lynks Afrikka is a performer challenging gender and artistic norms

Combining drag, music and theatre

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