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Berlin stinks

Berlinale: There really was something behind the films at the Berlinale this year.

Stories from the lesbian underground scene

Leilah Weinraub's Shakedown is a fascinating glimpse into the world of African-American lesbian clubs and strip shows.

To turn the tolerance sheath after the wind

The eagerness to accuse immigrants and Muslims of being intolerant of slaves seems rather peculiar when one considers the kind of attitudes that still exist among so-called Norwegian ethnicists.

"You're not gay" 

It is so absurd to sit in a courtroom where someone is set to "make it probable" their gay behavior – and in many cases is not believed.

A heteronormative circle

When Norway places the same demands on divorced and heterosexual refugees, we continue discriminatory practices.

Plowing new ground in all directions

The Oslo / Fusion film festival has succeeded in presenting a program with a huge range, where the lesbian horror comedy Women Who Kill is one of the highlights.

A life at odds with the law

Violence against gays and transgender people has risen sharply in Uganda in recent years, especially after a controversial bill was introduced. 

Pioneering life

Kiki throws the viewer right into the lives of Black, diseased youngsters in New York, who for various reasons have been placed outside the American Dream.

The gender struggle is not over

Without a treatment offering that allows everyone to have a good time in their own body, we will not reach the goal. It is high time to start thinking differently about gender, and close your eyes to the gender diversity that actually exists.