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Some days ago, I saw a question on the internet yesterday that read “In what way has the healthcare system made it difficult for the LGBTQ community?”. It reminded me of a Social Studies Section B question. Good times. I thought I’d answer it in today’s post.

Hello, Community. Hope you’re having a good day. As much as I’d love to have all of you at all our meetings and chats, I know that’s just not possible. It’s why I do so many recaps and throwbacks. Today’s post is a writeup on the Research Team’s presentation during our Third Quarter Meeting. The topic of the presentation and open discussion was The Political Use of Homophobia and its effect on the Upcoming General Elections in Ghana.

Asexuality is a spectrum. It shows in the definition

During the Second Quarter Meeting for the Digital Archive Project this year, the research team led a presentation on homophobia in higher institutions of learning

Let’s talk about C - S - E! Let’s talk about you and me!

What could be more hellish than what we’re living through? The belief that God will turn away from us as a country because of homosexuality is a very popular one among Christians thanks to Leviticus 18. Maybe religious people could go through all this post, which is really just a fraction of the troubles in this country, and tell the class what exactly they mean by “God will turn his face away from Ghana”.

Girls, you know those girls who are “not like other girls”, and never miss an opportunity to point that out?

Today we review the bold-faced lies by homophobes in this unfortunate country. Some of them will change their stances years later, some of them will lie and make up stories to cover their hate when they need to travel or apply for some international job. The Digital Archive never forgets, though.

In today's digital age, protecting yourself online is crucial. From avoiding phishing scams to safeguarding your personal data, these tips will help you stay safe and secure in the virtual world.

The Digital Archive Project includes carefully documented and curated data on everything LGBTQ+ in Ghana from 1960 to 2024 into 10,000+ files and 35 gigabytes worth of data.

Did you know there's a rich archive of LGBTQ+ stories in Ghana?

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