LGBTQ Community Network for Brighton & Hove
Female Sexual Fluidity and Popular Culture
My name is Danielle DeLeon and I am a postgraduate at the University of Birmingham. I am undertaking research on Female Sexual Fluidity and Popular Culture.
The aim of the research is to answer the following questions:
• Do the case studies have an impact on the way that the participants think about issues of ‘race’, ethnicity and sexuality?
• Do the case studies destabilise stereotypes around ‘race’, ethnicity and sexuality? If so, how?
I would be very grateful if as many people as possible could fill a survey out.
The link is https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/T773Y3K
Thanks in advance for your time and consideration
Contact details: DND724@BHAM.AC.UK
Tags: Gay, Lesbian, bisexuality, fluidity, sexual
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Out In Brighton 11th May 2013
In this week's show - - as we get in to week 2 of the Festival, the artist and writer Nick Field is in to tell us about his new show Adventure/Misadventure - Billie Lewis of the LGBT Community Safety Forum tells us about plans to mark the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia - and why you should be there - new comedy double act Dickie and Dave are in to talk about their fringe show Tea for Two - Rebecca Sandles reports from the Stonewall Equality Walk - And South African soap star Briony Horwitz on bringing her show A Girl Called Owl to Brighton at The Nightingale Theatre Tracks 1. Goldfrapp - Ooh la la 2. John Grant - Marz 3. Kovak - I love the dancefloor 4. Sinead O’Connor - 4th & Vine 5. The Real Tuesday Weld - Bathtime in Clerkenwell 6. Tegan & Sara - I was a fool 7. Stooshe - Slip
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