Join us Friday, March 7th for our second year of hosting A Different Kind of Beauty - an International Women's Day special. And this year we are talking all things STUDS!
As per usual, we'll have a wonderful panel full of gender non-conforming women talking about the history of studs and the future they very much deserve.
Now, make no assumptions, being a stud is as expansive as life, encompassing many genders and ways of being, living and loving.
But tonight? Tonight is all about the ladies.
On the panel:
OG Courts
"With a bio that reads troublemaker dash fairy-studfather" Courts is known to leave her mark wherever she plants her feet. A lover-girl who dotes on community, she is an ambassador for holding & creating safe spaces for studs and mascs to thrive. #StudsNeedLuv2 "
Nana Duncan
Filmmaker and one half of Two Twos Podcast - the leading LGBT podcast for black voices.
Roxxxan
Birmingham-born rapper RoxXxan is challenging society’s perceptions of beauty while carving out space for women in the music industry. RoxXxan is a Rapper, model, Personal Trainer, Host and Dj, not only has she worked with Big industry names such as Mikey J, Bless Beats, Jessie J and P Money to name a few RoxXxan has also worked with photographers such as Rankin, Jordan Rossi and Vicky Lawton on campaigns for Schwarzkopf, Mercedes and Samsung the list goes on.
Fuelled by passion and lead by strength Roxxxan is a fully qualified PT dominating the queer community running free weekly classes ‘WXMNS WRLD ‘ in Hackney east London encouraging others to live a healthy lifestyle through fitness and movement. ROXXXAN is a frontier and very much an active pilar in the LGBTQIA community kicking open doors and breaking down barriers claiming space for women she is in full swing and ready to get stuck in and be visible EVERYWHERE
Hosted by: Seyi Keyamo
Your friendly neighbourhood t-dyke. They have a special interest in queer intimacies and expansive relationship styles - also known as having a Gemini Venus placement). their gender expression traverses the planes of black London and West Africa, with a little sprinkle of whatever the indie boys they went to high school with had going on.