Is the Grass Always Greener on the Other Side? – Pride Special II.
Tuning in for the Budapest Pride which opened on June 24 and closes, with the Pride March, on July 24, we have brought you a...
Inspiration
Celebrate Pride with the Stars!
by qLit
In June—or sometimes in July—we celebrate Pride month around the world; and sure enough there are even some countries where well-known people and leaders voice...
Is the Grass Always Greener on the Other Side? – Pride Special
by Szlávi Anna
Preparing for the Budapest Pride which opens on June 24 and closes, with the Pride March, on July 25, we have brought you a compilation...
Opinion: Rural life as a lesbian facing stereotypes
by qLit
It’s hard to live in a small town as a lesbian. As an extreme looking lesbian working with conservative senior citizens full-time in a small...
“I was already gay in kindergarten.” – Interview with Kriszta Székely
by qLit
Many of you may know Kriszta Székely because of her plays, or because of her speech at the opening ceremony of the Budapest Pride in...
Is the Grass Always Greener on the Other Side? – Interview: Living as a Lesbian* in Nebraska
by Szlávi Anna
It is still a general conception that the United States is an awesome place to be if you are LGBTQ+. In large coastal cities like...
Exemplary Queer Slam Poetry in the World
Poetry has been with us since we invented timing words to rhythm and expressing our feelings in a shorter, more personal way. We can imagine...
Is the Grass Always Greener on the Other Side? – Interview: Living as a Lesbian* in Germany
by Szlávi Anna
This month we would like to reflect on March 8th, the international women’s day, through our interview with Chriz who talked about the diversity of...
Staying or going? – Hungary, 2021
I’ve been witnessing for years now that more and more of my acquaintances and friends leave Hungary and I’ve been asked over and over again:...
Is the Grass Always Greener on the Other Side? – Interview: Living as a Lesbian* in Ohio
by Szlávi Anna
For the interview of February, we have crossed the ocean, landing in the state of Ohio. Everybody please welcome Emily. Hey, Emily. Can you introduce...