Trans women in music have consistently defied cultural norms, challenged ‌expected boundaries, and set a precedent that would inspire countless people. During Pride Month, we celebrate the journey of those who pushed aside what was expected of them; from their identity to the musical concepts at play.

Gender stereotypes have long dictated how individuals should behave, dress, and even think based on their gender. These societal norms are ingrained in our culture, influencing everything from career choices to personal relationships. However, in recent years, there has been a significant shift towards challenging traditional roles and promoting gender equality. This movement is particularly resonant among Gen Z, a generation known for its progressive values and commitment to social justice. This blog will delve into the various aspects of ...

Pride Month is a time of joy, reflection, and recognition, celebrated every June to honour the LGBTQIA+ community’s struggles and triumphs. It’s also a moment to acknowledge the profound contributions made by LGBTQIA+ artists to modern art. This blog aims to celebrate these pioneering LGBTQIA+ artists, whose works have not only influenced the art world but also propelled societal change.

Pride Month has become a significant cultural phenomenon, profoundly shaping contemporary society. This annual celebration, dedicated to honouring the LGBTQIA+ community, has far-reaching impacts on social attitudes, media representation, business practices, and cultural trends. In this comprehensive exploration, we will delve into the influence of Pride Month, examining its evolution, traditions, and the cultural changes it has sparked over the years.

The History of Pride Month is a tale of courage, resilience, and unwavering activism. It is a celebration that commemorates the struggles and achievements of the LGBTQ+ community, rooted deeply in the historic Stonewall Riots. This blog will take you on a journey through the evolution of Pride Month, exploring its origins, key events, and its significance in the present day.

British literature has been an endless source of inspiration for writers around the globe, and British women have played a fundamental role in this literary legacy. Throughout history, their works have left a profound mark on Latin American literature, influencing how universal themes are addressed and how female voices are constructed in our region.

Petrona Martínez, the great bullerengue singer, has become one of the most significant figures of Colombian traditional music. Male figures dominate the music industry worldwide. According to Quiñones, a reporter from the UN, in 2019, female participation in the music industry reached only 30%. That’s why it can surprise us when women are those who win prizes, go on tours, or become the most listened to in a specific type of music. Traditionally, women are figures of music like pop, ...

This is a manifesto for forgotten women and their stories

African American literature has played a pivotal role in giving voice to historically silenced and marginalised experiences. Pioneering authors such as Toni Morrison, Alice Walker, and Gloria Naylor depicted the struggles and resilience of the African American community in their works. Their work laid the foundation for future generations of women of colour to tell more comprehensive and inclusive stories about racial identity.

Discrimination and prejudice regarding the LGBT+ community have always existed and still do today. Throughout the years, there have been achievements by pioneers and leaders of the movement. Being gay carries a stigma and is even considered taboo by some. There are many hate crimes and discrimination worldwide. Linguistically, ‘gay’ was considered a dirty word. Some people even wrongly assumed it is a mental or pathological disease.