Sex positive influencer and educator, Ruby Rare, is here to help you get the most out of your sex life BY SOPHIE GRIFFITHS, IMAGE BY SOPHIE CUNNINGHAM You just need to take one look at the cover of Sex Ed by Ruby Rare to know this is going to be a whole different story to [….]
Season three can’t come quick enough 📺 BY SOPHIE GRIFFITHS, IMAGE VIA INSTAGRAM If you needed anymore convincing of how great Sex Education is, the announcement of three new cast members, including the show’s first Black, non-binary character, should be enough to get you on board. We’ve loved it since day one for it’s dedication towards [….]
The groundbreaking TV series will see Cara participate in various sex experiments BY SOPHIE GRIFFITHS, IMAGE VIA INSTAGRAM If there’s one thing we deserve after months of lockdown it’s definitely a docuseries about sex hosted by the one and only Cara Delevingne. The pansexual actor and model is set to host a new BBC docuseries [….]
DIVA’s favourite LGBTQI scenes from the second season of the hit Netflix series BY ERIN MANIATOPOULOU. IMAGE YOUTUBE. The much-loved Netflix series Sex Education has proven to be very LGBTQI-inclusive, offering some wonderfully genuine, diverse and multi-layered queer characters. So, now that we’ve all binged series two, shall we relive some of our favourite moments [….]
“Life is hard. Love is messy. Messy is normal” BY DANIELLE MUSTARDE The wait is over friends, Sex Education is back and, luckily for us lot, there’s a brand new trailer teasing a little more of what’s to come on the 17 January 2020… In the opening scenes of this snippet, we see Otis Milburn [….]
“Young people should be able to learn about healthy relationships of all kinds, and that includes LGBTQ+ relationships” BY DANIELLE MUSTARDE. PHOTO: SADIQ KHAN IN 2019 The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, is writing to every headteacher in London to give his full support to LGBTQI-inclusive relationships education in the capital’s schools. Reiterating his backing [….]
“This will help foster greater inclusion, acceptance and understanding in our classrooms, playgrounds and school corridors” BY ANEZKA TUREK With a first time change since 2000 for the board of relationship and education guidance, MPs have voted in favour of inclusive lessons on the topic of sex education. Backed by 538 in total, under new [….]
