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ARTSTHREAD are giving students the opportunity to showcase their portfolios online this summer.

Jean-François Carly has been capturing the crowds of The Queen Adelaide since he first discovered it. The resulting photo book celebrates a home from home and an enduring queer institution.

As @youngmasha’s recent experience speaking out about racism on TikTok proves, violent discrimination against Afro-Russians is rife.

The ultra-fashionable sitcom has a second life on Instagram, finally receiving the appreciation it couldn’t get from mainstream media at the time.

Tackling everything from self-belief to race and privilege, We’re Not Really Strangers is the card game that will help you open up.

Curated by experimental musician Jupiter Black, we meet the brilliant but under-appreciated artists, healers and performers profiled in their latest issue.

With so few LGBT+ bookstores in the UK, Paned o Gê is a welcome addition.

We asked fashion's favourite ad collector, Halima Olalemi (aka @adarchives) to dig out the most futuristic adverts from our archive

The actress reflects on the overwhelmingly positive feedback she received in the wake of the Netflix hit, finding one's community, and what constitutes a breakout role.

The game pointedly asks its players to remember that not only do lesbians and other queer folk exist in every world but that we deserve to use our lens to tell these new stories.

From Greta Thunberg to children’s drawings: what’s next? The foetus?

As the first Black female photographer to have her work collected by the MoMA, Ming Smith belongs to a pantheon of trailblazing artists of the 20th century.