Why are queer women more likely to die earlier than heterosexual women? 
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DIVA digs into the factors which contribute to these statistics  The post Why are queer women more likely to die earlier than heterosexual women?  appeared first on ..read more
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Amy Spalding reveals why she wanted to do I Kissed A Girl
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The queer icon has said that representation was at the heart of her decision to go on the show  The post Amy Spalding reveals why she wanted to do I Kissed A Girl appeared first on ..read more
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A celebration of allyship within the LGBTQIA community 
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An ambassador from Just Like Us looks back at the times we have been united not divided  The post A celebration of allyship within the LGBTQIA community  appeared first on ..read more
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10 LGBTQIA-friendly destinations you need to add to your bucket list 
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These vacation spots are sure to be brimming with queer fun  BY REAGAN GONZALEZ, IMAGE BY GETTY   Travelling as a lesbian couple can be an incredibly fulfilling experience, especially when visiting destinations that are welcoming and inclusive. In a world where acceptance and inclusivity vary widely, selecting the right destination is crucial for ensuring safety, comfort, and enjoyment. Safe travelling becomes even more significant for the LGBTQIA community, as negative experiences can mar what should be a joyful and liberating journey. Ensuring safety involves more than just avoidin ..read more
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Auli’i Cravalho is ready to join Cabaret as Sally Bowles 
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The Mean Girls star will be joining the Kit Kat Club in the iconic production  BY YASMIN VINCE, IMAGE BY PARAMOUNT Head to the Kit Kat Club and say “Willkommen” to Auli’i Cravalho – the Moana star is set to make her Broadway debut as Sally Bowles in Cabaret.  Auli’i is the first replacement for Sally since the show got a Broadway revival. The role has so far been played by Gayle Rankin, who was nominated for Best Actress at the Tony’s for her performance in Cabaret.  In September, Auli’i will take over as the fun-loving dancer, joined by Adam Lambert as ..read more
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How joining The London Royals Hockey Club changed my life 
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“They went from just being a sports club to being my chosen family”  BY AMBER ROOS (SHE/HER), LONDON ROYALS HOCKEY CLUB WOMEN’S CLUB CO-CAPTAIN A few years ago, I decided to move to London. The biggest city I had ever lived in, not really knowing anyone there. Feeling inspired to pick up team sport again after watching a documentary about the Chicago Bulls’ golden years, one evening I went on Google and searched for queer hockey teams in London. The first thing that came up was the London Royals Hockey Club. Little did I know how much of an impact joining thi ..read more
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Rita Hirani: “It felt like I’d found my people” 
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​​Ahead of the Queer Britain x SAHM event Desi Lesbians: The Pioneering Women, DIVA spoke to the inspirational trailblazers who will be speaking about the power of representation  BY ELLA GAUCI  On 4 August, Queer Britain will be hosting a ground-breaking event which brings together four game-changers within the UK’s South Asian LGBTQIA community. One of these trailblazers is Rita Hirani, a seasoned social entrepreneur and psychologist with over 40 years of professional experience in the charity sector, focusing on social justice, domestic abuse, mental health, and wellbein ..read more
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Where is the cast of Motherland: Fort Salem now? 
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Two years after the final episode, we take a look back to see where these stars are today  BY REAGAN GONZALEZ, IMAGE BY FREEFORM Motherland: Fort Salem has received widespread praise for its innovative portrayal of LGBTQIA characters, which resonates deeply with fans. Unlike traditional narratives that sensationalize diverse sexual orientations and gender identities as plot lines, the show seamlessly incorporates them into its storyline as normalized aspects of the character’s lives. This approach allows viewers from the LGBTQIA community to see themselves represented authentica ..read more
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Why we need more LGBTQIA representation in video games 
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From The Last Of Us II to Life Is Strange, gaymers everywhere are enjoying a queer renaissance on screen  BY REAGAN GONZALEZ,  IMAGE BY  SONY INTERACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT Video games have made significant strides in representation by incorporating powerful LGBTQIA characters, creating more inclusive and diverse narratives. This growing trend reflects broader societal changes and enhances the gaming experience by allowing players to see themselves reflected in the games they play. In the fast-changing landscape of video games, the importance of representation has become increasingly ..read more
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Savi Hensman: “There was a real lack of role models” 
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​​Ahead of the Queer Britain x SAHM event Desi Lesbians: The Pioneering Women, DIVA spoke to the inspirational trailblazers who will be speaking about the power of representation  BY ELLA GAUCI On 4 August, Queer Britain and South Asian Heritage Month will be hosting a ground-breaking event which brings together four game-changers within the UK’s South Asian LGBTQIA community. One of these trailblazers is Savitri (Savi) Hensman, a dedicated and influential activist and writer known for her tireless work in advocating for anti-racism, LGBTQIA rights, feminism, disabilit ..read more
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