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A photo of a landscape, with a river floating by and mountains in the background. The clouds overhead are clear against the blue sky, and a flock of birds are seen flying, one of them ducking down close to the water.

I Column: I Can See Clearly Now

I knew that I was gay since time knows when. The society made me know. Be it my friend’s snarky…

By Guest Writer

January 1, 2014

I Column: I Can See Clearly Now

An illustrated sketch of two men leaning against each other intimately.

Brushstrokes: Sketches

[slideshow_deploy id=’1299′] Khaki dots the railway station as they try to look official, lolling in their plastic chairs. Routine checking…

By Curated Content

January 1, 2014

Brushstrokes: Sketches

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In Plainspeak publishes one issue every month, with a single theme running across two months. Our aim is to expand safe, inclusive self-affirming spaces.

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November 2024: Gender and Sexuality

The November 2024 issue of In Plainspeak shows how the constituent parts of our ever-morphing gender and sexuality jigsaw puzzle are busy leaping, jigging and dancing about, sometimes joyfully, sometimes rebelliously. Across social media, the Internet, educational institutions, digital data, films, gyms, homes, a badminton court, art, and more. Let’s jump right in!

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