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The rise of LGBT horror films

James Waygood takes a look at the recent rise of LGBT horror films and asks if this is a growing trend for LGBT cinema.
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Opinion
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Opinion: National Coming Out Day shows how far we’ve come

In his second guest post for So So Gay, Simon Johnson - product manager of Gaydar.co.uk - explains that National Coming Out Day is a mark of real progress, but argues we've still got a long way to go.
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It’s National Coming Out Day – here are our stories

We're celebrating National Coming Out Day in the UK by sharing our stories - good, bad and ugly.
by Caspar Aremi
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Opinion
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Opinion: Why I Love The FiX Factor

With the first X Factor live show looming, Will Harris wonders if we've already grown jaded to Jade.
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September’s Best & Worst

Duncan Hodgson takes us through a round up of September 2011 with all that was hot and the things that were not!
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Here to help: the role of university LGBT officers

Ben Butterworth, LGBT Officer at the London School of Economics, explains how LGBT officers can help gay freshers.
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Opinion: Gay YA Saves – LGBT characters in young adult fiction

Rachel Bond hits back at critics who suggest that young adult fiction is too laden with LGBT characters.
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Opinion: ‘Gay’ as slang – what’s in a word?

Should we be worried about the use of 'gay' as a slang word? No, says Claire Connor - it's time to rise above playground banter.
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Opinion: Technology isn’t evil

Duncan Hodgson reflects on whether technology is in fact more harmful than the people who use it.
by Duncan Hodgson
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