High-achieving British minority students still struggle to clinch top jobs - In recent months, the low educational attainment of white British boys has gained significant attention. However, when it comes to the transition from ...
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David Walliams 'played up' to assumption he was gay
David Walliams 'played up' to assumption he was gay - Little Britain was a very camp show and Matt [Lucas], who is gay, is actually quite blokeish and he likes things like going to watch Arsenal. “Whereas, I am quite camp and much more, sort of wanting to go out to the ballet and things like that. “So, I mean we’re talking in quite stereotypical terms that is probably not that helpful because everyone’s different, aren’t they?”
Tropical Fruits photographer captures colour of regional Australia's largest LGBTI festival
Tropical Fruits photographer captures colour of regional Australia's largest LGBTI festival - People have been descending on the northern New South Wales city of Lismore since the festival began 28 years ago, celebrating the local lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, transgender and intersex community. Mustow signed up as the event's official photographer five years ago and has taken an estimated 40,000 photos. "The first time I photographed it, I'd actually never photographed in the dark before," Mustow said.
The Most Inspiring British LGBT People Of 2016
The Most Inspiring British LGBT People Of 2016 - It was on 19 January 2016, just three days after his husband died suddenly on their honeymoon in Australia, that Marco Bulmer-Rizzi, grief-stricken and in shock, picked up the phone and set in motion a chain of events that would lead to legal and policy change in two countries – all while reigniting the campaign for equal marriage. They were in Adelaide when his husband David Bulmer-Rizzi fell down some stairs late at night, cracking his skull. He died in hospital two days later. The authorities told his widower that because same-sex marriage was not legal in South Australia and because the state did not recognise overseas same-sex marriages, the death certificate would read “never married”. Because Marco Bulmer-Rizzi was not deemed the next of kin, all end-of-life decisions had to be approved by David’s father.
Why Iran's Mullahs Bless Sex Reassignment
Why Iran's Mullahs Bless Sex Reassignment - It was the winter of 2014, and Sorena was just 17 years old. She lived with her family in Shiraz, a city of 1.5 million people in southwest Iran. Sorena had been to consult the mullahs before as they dispensed advice from tables in the city park, mostly about how to reconcile the beliefs of her mother — who belonged to Iran’s minority Sunni sect — with the teachings of Shia Islam, the faith of her father, and Iran’s official religion.