The first Pride for bi+sexual people will take place in Hamburg in September. Frank Thies explains why the demo is important and why he often feels invisible as a bisexual.
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The six-part documentary series "Pride" is more than just a journey through the history of the LGBTIQ* movement in the USA. It also points out little-known aspects and what can be learnt from them for today's fight for rights.
The counterpart to "Queer as Folk": the TV series "It's a Sin" looks back to London in the 1980s, when the gay scene there was also overrun by AIDS. A masterpiece that not only tells of the past, but also of the here and now.
Covid-19 has been shaping our everyday lives for more than a year now and is changing subcultural spaces and safer spaces. What is the pandemic doing to queer life in Germany? An interim assessment.
The coronavirus crisis has dominated our everyday lives for more than a year. Hygiene measures, contact restrictions and the closure of safe spaces can be particularly stressful for gay men. Stefan Meier, who works as a counsellor at the gay checkpoint Mann-O-Meter in Berlin-Schöneberg, is also feeling the effects. We had a chat with him.
Who dares to open up about their sex and love life on stage in front of an audience - from their first wet dream in the cot to bad experiences with crystal meth? Ben Strothmann has done it - and the world can watch him do it online until 31 March. In his one-man show "Coming Clean", the 42-year-old talks about his life, first as a gay teenager in Milwaukee, then as an unsuccessful actor in New York.
Keith Zenga King is a theatre producer and curator at the Münchner Kammerspiele. She has lived in Germany for five years and although she is based in Munich, she travels all over the country for work.
