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The opening act of this year's Foyle Pride festival in Londonderry has set the stage for a celebration of diversity and inclusion. As the festival marks its 32nd year, the vibrant start came in the form of a football tournament, aptly named Football v Homophobia, which aims to b…
In the wake of a contentious incident at the Holywood Arches Library in Belfast, a significant financial show of support has emerged for prominent drag queen and community figure, Lady Portia Di'Monte. Over £5,000 has been raised following her announcement to initiate legal proc…
In a significant stride towards fostering inclusivity and providing a safe space for the LGBT community in Northern Ireland, a new social group called Out and Active NI has quickly blossomed since its inception. Founded by Ryan Lee Gribben and his husband, the group was establis…
In Belfast, a political controversy has ignited over the Drag Queen Story Time event at Holywood Arches Library in East Belfast, sparking debates about LGBT rights and community values. Communities Minister Gordon Lyons criticised the event, labeling it "not appropriate for chil…
Amidst the ongoing discussion around LGBTQ+ representation, drag performer Lady Portia Di Monte is taking legal steps to defend her reputation following an incident at a Belfast library. Known for her vibrant performances and community advocacy, Lady Portia has become a prominen…
Tensions surrounding a Drag Queen Storytelling event in East Belfast have ignited a lively debate on the role of public spaces in fostering inclusivity while respecting traditional standards. The annual Drag Queen Story Time, part of the EastSide Arts Festival at Holywood Arches…