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Pride month: a time of celebration or exploitation?

by Ella Minty

Ella Minty, Print Arts + Lit Editor, discusses the potentially corrupt motives behind corporations’ participation in Pride Month celebrations.

Skittles and retrospection

by Lifestyle

Louis Allsop retrospectively ruminates on his personal Pride Month experience

Homophobia today: why we still need Pride

by Deepa Lalwani

Deepa Lalwani explains the harsh reality faced by LGBTQ+ people and the need for a truly intersectional politics.

LGBTQ liberation, not rainbow capitalism

by Kamila Bell

Kamila Bell exposes the issues surrounding the commercialisation of Pride month.

LGBTQ Anthems

by Tom Routledge

Tom Routledge looks at the changing expectations of queer anthems.

Exeter LGBTQ+ community celebrates Pride

by Charlotte Forrester

On 11 May 2019, the 11th annual Exeter Pride took place. The attendees met at St. Sidwell’s Church at 11am, and marched to Northernhay Gardens at noon. Hundreds of attendees carried a 50-metre rainbow flag down the high street. The parade included a fire engine, an ambulance and community volunteers. Councillor Rob Hannaford, the Lord […]

Celebrating LGBTQ+ History

by Katie Baker

HAPPY LGBTQ+ history month! As you may know, this February marks the 14th annual celebration of LGBTQ+ history month in the UK, often referred to as ‘LGBT history month’. It was initially created in 2005 by Sue Sanders and Paul Patrick as part of a Schools OUT UK project. This came in the wake of […]

Pride of place: queer representation in film

by Screen

Being John Malkovich (1999) Released in 1999, the feature debut of both director Spike Jonze and writer Charlie Kaufman, Being John Malkovich serves not only as a commentary on the nature of celebrity in modern American culture, but also as an analysis of sexuality and self. These themes exist in Kaufman’s other films (Eternal Sunshine […]

Profiting from Pride

by Comment

Rainbow capitalism, most recognisable in the Skittles’ van in the London Pride parade, with all the skittles turned white to give the rainbow to Pride. This statement straddles the gap between visibility for LGBTQ+ peoples and a shallow marketing strategy. However, this idea is not alone. Anyone who attended a Pride parade this past year […]

Food Fight removed from Pride

by Edd Church

Members of Exeter Food Fight have described being “infuriated” at Exeter Pride’s decision to remove their stall from Northernhay Gardens during the event on Saturday. However, Exeter Pride has claimed that Food Fight did not provide “health and safety details, complete risk assessments, food allergens or details of what they intended to sell or give […]

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