The Queer Village.
The Hidden Cost of Being Queer on the Clock
Pride month often brings rainbow logos and corporate posts—but for many queer and trans employees, the workplace still isn’t a safe or affirming space. In this blog, we explore the emotional labor of navigating identity at work, the risks of coming out, and why inclusion needs to be more than performative. Whether you’re an employer or a queer employee, this piece offers insight and practical steps toward creating safer, more authentic work environments. 👉 [Read the full blog here]
A Love Letter to Queer Africans
Talking to people in your life about sexuality
Coming Out Later in Life: Embracing Identity and Finding Support
Are you grappling with your sexual or gender identity later in life? You're not alone. Many face the daunting, confusing, yet ultimately rewarding process of coming out at a more mature age. Contrary to media portrayals, coming out is not a one-time event but an ongoing journey, starting with the most crucial step: coming out to yourself.
The Exhausting Reality of being Black & Queer
It's extremely exhausting trying to figure out where you fit in. It's even more exhausting trying to figure out whether or not you need to hide or downplay a part of yourself; for safety, for comfort, or something else entirely.