Refilwe Sputla Mogorosi Gender identity is one’s own internal experience and perception of self and it is completely different from sex while gender binary is the concept that there are on
Tapiwa Lephojane Sexual and gender-based violence is still one of the most rampant issues in the queer community besides the strife for freedom and respect of LGBTIQ+ rights in Botswana. The
Gagotheko Mothai Let me paint a picture for you, her beauty is drizzled in dimples and caramel complexion with a dash of a pear-shaped body; and most importantly the way she walks seals it a
Paul L. Mosweu The journey to self- identity and acceptance to members of the LGBTIQ+ is daunting and full of hardships to say the least. One of the many challenges that a queer person may f
Karabo Kesegofetse ‘Monna ga a lele’, is a Setswana phrase that means a man does not cry. This is one of the stereotypes that affect the mental fitness of black male figures such as myse
Andile Ncube We all have stories of coming out and it is different for everyone. Coming out while it can be a life long commitment, is a liberating decision that allows one to be authentic t
Keletso Office During Pride month, many companies take the opportunity to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community in myriad vital and visible ways. But creating a genuinely inclusive culture means t
Raymond Kolanyane A few months ago, I wrote an article on how to protect LGBTI children and it is only right that we follow up on that discussion. In that article I highlighted the importanc
Kerapetse Seemule It is important that we create edutainment programs for both parents and children to sensitize them on LGBT issues. In my experience, I believe it is essential to teach chi
Peach Kereemang The entertainment industry on its own is known to be the most ruthless industry that one could undertake as a career, now imagine how ruthless it could possibly be for an ind
