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In conversation with Lauren John Joseph

The writer, actor and artist talks to PRUDE about their debut novel and the importance of going against the grain in the publishing industry. “When did you know you were dead?” is the harrowing line with which Lauren John Joseph begins their debut novel, immediately flipping the trope of the queer character that dies at…

April 8, 20220Comments ByElla Williams

Hedonistic, queer expressive heaven: Dalston Superstore in focus

It’s a Friday afternoon at Dalston Superstore. The upstairs bar is lit up by the late sun, and the seats are filled with smiles as old friends catch up over mimosas and pornstar martinis. It’s the calm before the storm: as evening sets in, the shutters come down and the party stretches its legs and…

April 1, 20220Comments ByIsaac Muk

“Most of the men making these claims have never watched women’s sport in their entire lives” – PRUDE speaks to transgender rugby player Sophia Cathcart

Discourse surrounding transgender people in sport is not a new topic of conversation. But the problem with these debates is that the majority aren’t coming from fellow athletes, but outside observers. Thankfully, it seems sports governing bodies for higher education are trying to give all students a fair opportunity to compete. They’re doing this by…

March 31, 20220Comments ByLauren Ramsay

Six transgender influencers changing the social media landscape

Today the world celebrates the 13th annual Trans Day of Visibility, which aims to bring recognition to transgender people globally. The event was first created in 2009 by Rachel Crandall Crocker, co-founder of Transgender Michigan, and has now become a worldwide celebration. Previously, the only day dedicated to transgender people was the Transgender Day of…

March 31, 20220Comments ByAmelia Yeomans

Transgender Day of Visibility – Editor’s Letter

When the idea of creating PRUDE first crossed my mind a few months ago after my oversharing friends and I had just concluded a rather lengthy gossip about our sex lives, I hardly thought I’d be here with you all today, writing my first Editor’s Letter. Yet here we are. Six months later, PRUDE is…

March 31, 20220Comments ByLucy O'Brien

Culture Entertainment Featured posts Identity In Conversation

The Sex Tapes Episode 1: Gabriel Clark

Welcome to Episode 1 of The Sex Tapes, the brand new podcast by PRUDE Magazine! In each episode we chat to a different guest about everything and anything to do with sex, relationships, and personal identity. Our first guest is Hollyoaks star Gabriel Clark, who is known for playing Ollie Morgan on the show.…

March 30, 20220Comments ByAmelia Yeomans

Prime Minister’s recent comments show ‘ignorance and contempt’ towards the trans community

The LGBTQIA+ community are offended by Boris Johnson after a comment he made during Prime Minister’s Questions on 23 March. After saying that when people transition, they should be treated with “generosity and respect”, the Prime Minister added: “When it comes to distinguishing between man and woman, the basic facts of biology remain overwhelmingly important.”…

March 29, 20220Comments ByEve Edmunds

Identity

A guide to the Pride flags and what they mean EP.4

There are so many pride flags out there, representing the variety of identities on the LGBTQIA+ spectrum – it can be hard to distinguish between them. This is the fourth episode of a series of videos where PRUDE talks you through the most common pride flags and their meanings. This episode covers three non-binary gender…

March 29, 20220Comments ByAnna Han Jin

Dating and Relationships Featured posts Identity

How I came to terms with being bisexual

“No I’m not,” I snapped. It was a knee-jerk reaction without a thought. A classmate, doing what 14-year-old boys did at my school, said I was gay. Neither of us had much understanding of what that meant. For us, “gay” meant gross, shameful, and unmanly. It meant all these things because that was what we…

March 24, 20220Comments ByMichael Rudling

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Marvel and DC Reveal Pride Comic Covers

Pride Month is fast approaching, and DC and Marvel are celebrating ahead of June, with the announcement of a stream of LGBTQIA+ variant comic covers. The exclusive covers will be featured on brand new stories created especially for Pride, while the companies are also releasing special covers for classic fan-favourite superheroes. What can we expect…

March 23, 20220Comments ByEve Edmunds

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