GSCENE
Gscene Magazine was launched in 1993 as a small four-page insert in Impact Magazine, a general listings publication for Brighton and Hove. Initially named 'The Queer Guide,' the magazine later changed its title to Gscene in 1995, as Brighton was not quite ready for the term 'Q' at that time. Throughout the 1990s, Gscene actively worked to enhance services for individuals living with HIV in the area. In 1997, it played an essential role in the launch of Project Zorro, a community-driven needs assessment that shifted the focus of HIV prevention funding in Brighton and Hove.
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gscene.com | Graham Robson
A homophobic thug, who has been convicted of assaulting a gay man outside of Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium, claimed he was being “stalked by homosexuals” in his defence. James Billings threw a plank of wood at Piotr Kwiecien’s head and called him a “f***ing queer” during the attack. Initially police said they were unable to identify who Billings was, but after Kwiecien’s boyfriend shared images of the incident, he was tracked down.
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gscene.com | Graham Robson
Peter Tatchell has reported he was “forcibly ejected” from Birmingham Pride and “threatened with arrest” after calling for West Midlands Police to apologise for past homophobia. The LGBTQ+ rights campaigner said: “My crime? carrying a placard and using a loudhailer to criticise past West Midlands police homophobia and demand a police apology.”His placard read: “West Midlands Police refuse to apologise for anti-LGBT witch-hunts.
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gscene.com | Graham Robson |Leslie Pumm
Field of Anise is the debut play of Brighton-based writer Amir Amaar and it’s an at times realistically brutal, at times poetic story of loving and leaving. Zayd and Khalid are gay Syrian lovers who seek a new life and home away from their war-torn country.
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gscene.com | Graham Robson
Durham Pride, which is taking place this weekend, have said “we are here and we have a voice” after Reform UK, which took control of Durham County Council at the UK local elections, removed the Pride Flag from council headquarters. Reform UKās Darren Grimes, deputy leader of Durham County Council, defended the decision to replace the Pride flag with the St Georgeās flag and said the party was not anti-gay but was “anti-tokenism”. “Flying our national and local flags is an act of unity.
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gscene.com | Graham Robson |Leslie Pumm
A Cartography of Queer Becoming: Dylin Hardcastle’s A Language of LimbsIn the intricate topography of queer narrative, Dylin Hardcastle’s A Language of Limbs emerges as a luminous exploration of desire, resistance, and the architectures of connection. Set against the vibrant and tumultuous backdrop of Australian Queer life from the 1970s onward, the novel is a symphony of almost-encounters, a delicate choreography of lives perpetually on the cusp of intersection.
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