Malaysia bans tomboyism and lesbianism as they apparently make women violate nature!!! When will stories like this end? However, this does remind us all that the world is full of places where our very existance is unlawful
During the week, P!ink said in an interview that she loves men but that she had experienced sapphic attraction in her life. She wasn’t ashamed, far from it. The press, however, called her a ‘part-time’ lesbian. So is this a good thing, a bad thing or completely irrelevant? Let us know what you think….
Last week was a roller-coaster ride of equality, inequality, crazy fundamentalists and enlightened intellect. Behold, as we journey through the news and views of gays around the world. Huzzah!
Let’s face it: us queers are at the bottom of the human sociological heap, so when times get tough, just where exactly will we find ourselves?
Every couple of weeks, us Gaelickers will engage in a heated debate about some extremely pertinent topic. Afterwards we kick the shite out of each other. This week; how queer is your lesbian? Please let us know your thoughts on this topic - all views are welcome, especially those agreeing with me 
Undoubtedly the story which garnered the most column inches, this week, was Lindsey Lohan ‘coming out’ about her relationship with DJ Sam Ronson. There were, however, plenty of other lesbians making the papers in last seven days. There were gains for Australian parents, and huge losses for middle eastern gays. Not to mention the violence in Bosnia
Irish Rail are enforcing legalised discrimination of same-sex couples travelling on Free Travel Pass schemes. And don’t think the Heads of Bill for civil partnership will cover us..!
Here in Ireland, we’re always told that the constitution is the one thing that prevents us being treated equally by the law in terms of marriage. Last month, I rambled on about the constitution itself. Now, let’s see how the courts have interpreted the constitution.
At its best in quiet moments, Loafers provides a perfect venue for a pint, a game of pool and a good old natter.
Olivia branch out and are now selling homes in a community which they hope will bring lesbians together into a safe space.
However, I wonder if segregating ourselves is the way ahead?
