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Queer Blog Round Up

Oct 17th, 2011 | By | Category: Bits

So many new queer Lebanese blogs have sprouted over the past year, which is fantastic news! Bekhsoos will be featuring a round-up with links to their latest posts every week. Here’s our pick for this first round-up: Science Will Save Us by @lordgaytheist The Short Story by the Rainbow Experience Janet Jackson doesn’t mind being [...]



That Queer Feeling in Your Gut

Oct 17th, 2011 | By | Category: Opinion Pieces

I don’t get why people think “queer” is advanced or privileged politics. As if it’s difficult theory or something so complicated that people can’t understand. I guess that must only be evoked by a fundamental misunderstanding of queer and its attribution only to academics. Every theory has roots on the ground. And every lived experience [...]



Bekhsoos Blocked in Tunisia

Oct 17th, 2011 | By | Category: Featured Articles

Bekhsoos is tagged as pornographic content and blocked in Tunisia using McAfee’s SmartFilter web filtering software.. To help your friends in Arab countries that censor Bekhsoos access the articles, ask them to subscribe to the email feed here.



We, the Gender Confusing

Oct 3rd, 2011 | By | Category: Featured Articles, Genderfuck

We, the gender confusing humans, would like to announce the creation of a new category of humans, henceforth referred to as the Gender Confusing. This new identity is constructed on the grounds that our gender often confuses people. Sometimes, we get referred to as men, other times as women, and most often we are met [...]



Be Not Afraid

Sep 19th, 2011 | By | Category: Reflections

We learned a long time ago, us queer kids, how to live in fear. When the phone rang at home, when a friend started behaving weird, when a parent got angry with our choice of clothes, when a brother read our MSN chats, when we forgot to sign out from our email, when a stranger [...]



On Queers and Political Movements

May 16th, 2011 | By | Category: Lead Story

As we approach our 6th annual celebration of the International Day Against Homophobia (IDAHO) on May 17 (now a tradition of the Lebanese LGBT community), it is important that we reflect on the particular significance of the event this year within the wider political atmosphere in Lebanon. LGBT activists have been involved in the recent anti-sectarian movement as participants, organizers, and critical observers, and our involvement, predictably, has not passed without clashes and antagonism.



Same Sex, Same Sect

Mar 14th, 2011 | By | Category: Photo of the Week

A comic about same sex and same sex!



How To Hide Your Friends On Facebook

Jan 31st, 2011 | By | Category: Featured Articles

This is our third article on online security tips for queers. Here is the first and second. For some, it might be helpful to hide all of your friends from appearing on your profile – including your friends in common. I’ve heard many queer folk complain that their parents or friends check through their list [...]



Turn Off “Instant Personalization” on Facebook

Jan 10th, 2011 | By | Category: Featured Articles

A few weeks ago, we kicked off a new Bekhsoos series about online security and queerness with “Your Mom Has Added You on Facebook.” Today, we will address a specific privacy violation (at least according to us) that has recently sprung back up in online debates. A while back, Facebook created a new feature called [...]



الحرية للمدون التونسي سليم عمامو

Jan 9th, 2011 | By | Category: Arabic عربي, Featured Articles

يتابع مسلسل خطف المدونين العرب مع اعتقال المدون والتقني التونسي سليم عمامو وذلك بعد نشاطه الأخير في تغطية أحداث سيدي بوزيد في تونس. نطلب من جميع المدونين/ات في لبنان والعالم العربي أن يتضامنوا مع سليم بوضع إحدى التصاميم المنادية بالحرية له على مواقعهم. كما ونحث جميع المدافعين/ات عن حرية التعبير الإتصال بالسفارات التونسية للمطالبة بالإفراج [...]

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