A podcast exploring the lives of q***r Africans. Email us [email protected]
Safe s*x is a priority, especially for q***r women.
In our latest episode, Ijay and RainBow share personal anecdotes, practical tips, and insights for safely navigating s*x as q***r women in the modern world.
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On this episode with Fey, we talk about q***r polyamorous relationships. From juggling multiple partners to navigating jealousy, we explore some of the joys and challenges of love without limits.
Last year, we talked with Papa Kojo, a force in feminism, research, fundraising, and LGBTQ activism, on the now-passed Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill in Ghana.
Listen to our latest episode to understand the implications of the bill and how to stand in solidarity with the q***r community in Ghana.
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And we are back!
First episode: Q***r Life in Post-Section-164 Botswana.
Five years after Botswana's Section 164 repeal, LBQ activist Matlhogonolo Samsam Matty Sam Sam joins us to talk about how decriminalizing same-s*x relations in Botswana is just one step in the long run to q***r liberation in Africa.
Listen via the link in our bio.
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After 54 long years, The Pride Diaries is back, ready to sprinkle some glitter in your ears. Brace yourself for a brand-new season diving deep into topics concerning q***r Africans worldwide. This season promises the perfect blend of fun, thought-provoking, and compelling narratives. We've missed you, and we can't wait for your thoughts as you listen.
The hiatus is over, but in the meantime, dive into our treasure trove of past episodes via the link in our bio. đđ ***rvoices ***rpodcast
The best part about this is that we can say this anytime in June đ
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Youâre doing absolutely well đ¤
Start your week with these beautiful pictures showing black male vulnerability
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Be gentle and kind with yourself, start by taking small steps each day to prioritize your well-being and honor your needs.
Have a great week â¨
âWhen le***an erasure continues to be a force that damages our ability to express ourselves and live full, authentic lives, celebrating and uplifting our community is essential.â
Happy international le***an visibility day to every le***an. Youâre valid!
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Safe s*x is defined as any s*xual encounter that protects you and your s*xual partner/s from s*xually transmitted illnesses (STls) and unexpected pregnancy.
In this post, we've compiled a list of 5 safe s*x tips you should be aware of if you're s*xually active.
It's important to prioritize protection, communicate openly with partners, and take the necessary precautions to stay healthy and happy.
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Letâs make the most of the gift of time and remember to take a moment each day to enjoy and savor all we have.
Happy new week â¨
The International Transgender Day of Visibility is to celebrating transgender people and raising awareness of the discrimination they face around the world, as well as recognizing their contributions to society.
It also provides trans and non-binary people an opportunity to feel seen through positive representation, as well as allies to learn more about how to stand in solidarity. Visibility is essential.
Visibility enables community to flourish and people with common lived experiences to form cross-border bonds.
Today and everyday, we stand in solidarity with transgender people so that trans people can be more than just visible in the future - they can thrive.
Ready for the new weekâs slay? Here is to seeking joy in the waiting, beauty in the ordinary and hope in unexpected places.
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It's the weekend!! If you're looking for something to read this weekend, here are 5 LGBTQ books by African authors.
Have you read any of them? What would be your next read? Please let us know in the comments section.
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Consent is like fries, you can't just assume someone wants it. It should always be clearly communicated and freely given. Remember, silence is not consent. Let's keep having conversations about what consent really means.
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Hereâs to a new week, always better than the last.
For your daily dose of joy, here are some pictures of trans people in love.
Locations, clockwise from top left:
1. Johannesburg, South Africa
2. Toronto, Canada
3. Atlanta, USA
4. Khayelitsha (outside Cape Town), South Africa
Source: @/lostblackboy
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Happy International Transgender day of visibility to African Trans folk. Your existence is valid, now and always.
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Hi everyone,
I hope youâre okay today.
Weâre still receiving voice notes about being masculine presenting in Africa for our next episode. If youâre comfortable sharing your story, please send a vn to [email protected]
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Hi everyone,
I hope youâre okay today.
Weâre working an episode about being masculine presenting in Africa. If youâre comfortable sharing your experience, please send a 1 -3 min long voice note to [email protected]
Thank you for your time â¤ď¸
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Today on I live in a sh****le.
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Need a primer on whatâs happening with the LGBTQ community in Ghana?
Listen to our last episode where Shakia Asamoah details the journey before and after the bill and what you can do to help.
Link in our bio
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New episode with on the history of Ghanaâs anti-LGBTQ bill - the incidents surrounding the arrests in Ho, the role the Ghanaian media played in escalating the issue and what we as q***r Africans can do to help.
Listen via the link in our bio
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From the âs photo series âCelebrating Q***rsâ
This one is called M & M.
Muses: Maurice, a femme bis*xual person with he/him pronouns & Mohammed, a non-binary person with he/they pronouns.
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@ Abuja, Nigeria
New episode up:
Just in time for
In this episode, Rain Bow hosts health professionals, Dr Chichi Nwokoro, Amanda Iheme and Elile Okoka as they talk about how q***r Nigerians perceive and take care of their health.
Listen here via the link in my bio. Itâs a really good one.
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Sometimes relationships end and love between two people takes a different shape.
And thatâs okay!
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Since itâs still ***anvisibilityweek itâs only right we talk about some of the misconceptions about le***an s*x.
Swipe right to read.
Whatâs the funniest misconception youâve ever heard about le***ans?đđ˝
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@ Lagos, Nigeria
In awe of these pictures from âs photo series - CELEBRATING QU**RS
In the first set, we have Koko, a Gender fluid le***an.
Pronouns: she/they
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@ Abuja, Nigeria
Happy ***anvisibilityday, fellow le***ans.
Cheers to living and loving despite it all. I hope you do something you like on this holy day of le***anism.
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Have you listened to the first episode of this season yet? Here, we talk about queer life post-section-164 Botswana and the ongoing journey towards queer liberation in Africa. #queerpodcast #queervoices #thepridediaries
Need a primer on whatâs happening with the LGBTQ community in Ghana? Listen to our last episode where Shakia Asamoah details the journey before and after the bill and what you can do to help. Link in our bio #queerghanaianlivesmatter #killthebillghana #lgbtqghana #podcastersofinstagram #queerpodcast #queerfolk #thepridediaries
New episode up: Just in time for #LesbianVisibilityWeek In this episode, Rain Bow hosts health professionals, Dr Chichi Nwokoro, Amanda Iheme and Elile Okoka as they talk about how queer Nigerians perceive and take care of their health. Listen here via the link in my bio. Itâs a really good one. #sexualhealth #mentalhealthmonth #mentalhealth #queerlife #queermentalhealth #queerafrica #queernigerian #lgbtqafrica #podcastersofinstagram #queerpodcast #queerfolk #thepridediaries
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