Category: Non-binary Blog
#YNaijaNonBinary: 10 Tweets we loved this week
Every week, we round up the best tweets revolving around the themes we explore on the blog. Here are the ...
Cross-dressers may be paving the way to a more sexuality-tolerant Nigeria
The conservative nature of the Nigerian society leaves little or no room for non-binary debates to get to a positive ...
Fluid sexuality is real and we may have more bisexuals than we know
“We inhabit a world in which we tend to put labels on each other and expect that we will then ...
The possibility of a post-pandemic crisis is here and we are ignorant of it
The worst leveller we have probably had in a decade is the coronavirus disease, COVID-19. It has shattered economies, change ...
Non-binary people deserve all the respect and here’s how to go about it
Contrary to popular belief, non-binary people are not an invention of the 21st century. They have always existed. Yes, some ...
Art stands a viable mental health cure but why do we still ignore this?
On an extraordinary Sunday morning in May, two dozen health workers, donned in scrubs and face masks followed the smooth ...
Slavery is still an issue and we will continue the struggle to end it
by Joanne Ike August 23 is the international day of remembrance of the slave trade and its abolition. But even ...
Nigeria’s first lesbian movie, Ìfé, is set to change stereotypes
by Joanne Ike Two women lay curled up in a bed. One gently strokes the hair of the other as ...
#YNaijaNonBinary: Love letter to the “weirdo” (II)
“It took many years of vomiting up all the filth I’d been taught about myself, and half-believed before I was ...
#YNaijaNonBinary: 10 tweets we loved this week
Every week, we round up the best tweets revolving around the themes we explore on the blog. Here are some ...
#YNaijaNonBinary: A simple guide to being an idiot in the 21st century
Being an idiot in the 21st century is quite easy. There are two things you won’t be needing on your ...
#YNaijaNonBinary: 10 tweets we loved this week
Every week, we round up the best tweets revolving around the themes we explore on the blog. Here are some ...
#YNaijaNonBinary: Why we should raise children free from gender roles
By Joanne Ike “Boy or girl?” Before the 2nd trimester of pregnancy, the answer to this question remains ...
#YNaijaNonBinary: Can we do without faith?
By Joanne Ike More than 85% of the world embraces some sort of religious belief. In Nigeria, atheists ...
#YNaijaNonBinary: A love letter to the “weirdo”
Here’s the thing; It will slowly dawn on you that you are different. You will realize that you are not ...
#YNaijaNonBinary: It’s International Female Orgasm Day!
“Well-cum” to the official international female orgasm day. No, this is not a joke. There’s a valid law out there ...
#YNaijaNonBinary: How to create an inclusive society for disabled people
By Joanne Ike Somewhere in a bus park, a little girl with cerebral palsy called Esther begs. She drags ...
#YNaijaNonBinary: Can the LGBTQ community in Nigeria achieve equality?
– Oludolapo Ige For many Nigerians, the idea of homosexuality is simply unthinkable. In their minds there’s no argument, ...
#YNaijaNonBinary: We need to talk about the harmful concept of virginity
By Joanne Ike In Nigeria, sex is a topic discussed in hushed tones or avoided. One wonders how the ...
With an apology, Simi finally sees the light on homophobia
In an unexpected turn of events, afro-soul singer Simi has apologised for her homophobic bigotry towards the LGBTQ community. Posted ...
#YNaijaNonBinary: 10 tweets we loved this week
Every week, we round up the best tweets revolving around the themes we explore on the blog. Here are some ...
#YNaijaNonBinary: 15 queer African films you need to see
While we await the release of Ìfé the Movie, a cinema feat that has garnered massive anticipation in and out ...
#YNaijaNonBinary: Is a feminist christian an oxymoron?
Since the beginning of time, humans have been obsessed with labels. It makes it easier to put people in a ...
#YNaijaNonBinary: On reincarnation and past lives
“Don’t grieve. Anything you lose comes round in another form.” ― Rumi Belief of reincarnation is entrenched in certain African cultures ...
#YNaijaNonBinary: 10 tweets we loved this week
Every week, we round up the best tweets revolving around the themes we explore on the blog. Here are the ...
#YNaijaNonBinary: Let’s talk about mental health
People going to therapists or talking about their mental health is a thing I mostly see on TV shows. Foreign ...
#YNaijaNonBinary: The first drag queen and LGBT rights pioneer was a former slave
While some still argue that homosexuality is a western import brought to African shores through movies, books, and other means, ...
#YNaijaNonBinary: 10 Tweets We Loved This Week
Every week, we round up the best tweets that inspired us, made us laugh, or made us go a-ha from ...
#YNaijaNonBinary: Sudan repeals death penalty for homosexuality
Amongst a sweeping list of new legal reforms, Sudan has repealed a provision of its Penal Code that imposed the ...
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- Beyond the Power Struggle: Why a Strong Opposition Party is Crucial for Nigeria’s Democracy
- The Importance of Impartial Reporting in Nigeria’s Democracy
- Understanding the Role of Election Tribunals in Nigeria’s Electoral Process
- The Importance of Active Citizenship Beyond the Voting Booth
- How Ethnic Baiting is Undermining Nigeria’s National Security and Democracy
#YNaijaNonBinary: God said “Love your enemy,” I obeyed Him and loved myself
A bird pecks incessantly at its reflection on the window. It not only pecks, it clucks and scratches aggressively against ...