5 Myths about women and sex that people still believe

by Kristen Mark Women’s sexual desire (and men’s, too) is far from simple — it is more like a complicated puzzle, the pieces of which we are still trying to put together. There is so much misinformation floating around about women’s sexual desire. It is built up to be so elusive, it is no wonder... Read More

May 2, 2013

Opinion: Why I am a straight man in support of gay rights

by Demitri Levantis The term gay is not meant to be hurtful; it is about accepting new things and new people into the mainstream of life. I remember one of my tutors looking at my CV and noticing I’d written for Gay Star News before starting my journalism course and saying: ‘I assume you’re gay.’... Read More

gay, gender, homosexuality, Human Interest, Human sexuality, LGBT, LGBT culture, LGBT rights, LGBT social movements, Same-sex sexuality, sexual orientation, Social Issues, Straight, technology, Transgender

March 18, 2013

#RacismInAmerica: Black school boy gets invited to “KKK birthday party” in his honour

Tahiyyah Howard (Justin’s Mother) It is almost unfathomable to imagine African-American youth enduring the same blatant humiliation and disrespect that their ancestors endured up until the late 60′s, but sadly, they are. Justin Howard, a 7th grade African-American student at Tomball Junior High School in Tomball, Texas, was recently invited to a “KKK birthday party”... Read More

birthday, Black, gender, KKK, party

February 25, 2013

Battle of the genders: Why men and women fight

Every relationship will have its fights. Little squabbles are healthy. But when couples start to fight every day over stupid things, it begins to chip away at the relationship until there is nothing left. Everyone has a different way of dealing with arguments and conflict. Some will fight for what they believe in, some walk... Read More

battle, fight, gender, genders

February 4, 2013

Myne Whitman: Nigerian men can be domestic too (Y! Superblogger)

But then socialization can be so hard to overcome, so when most people get married, they find that they revert to the gender roles status quo. Soon after my first book, A Heart to Mend, was published in Nigeria, I blogged about a reader who felt Edward, the hero of the novel, was too emotional, and how... Read More

domestic, gender, men, Myne Whitman, nigeria, PSquare, roles, Y! Superblogger

January 26, 2013

Subomi Plumptre: Gay relationships – The hypocrisy of political correctness

by Subomi Plumptre Do we understand that people have the right to choose what they want to do, not what we expect them to do particularly when they are not under our authority? I have followed the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) movement for some time now. I am concerned that this group is... Read More

Antichrist, gender, homosexual, human rights, LGBT, Love, Marriage, Politics

December 7, 2012

Surprising truth about gay people

The gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community is in better financial health than the rest of the country on average, a recent study found. Not only do gay people earn more than the average American does, gay people are more likely to be employed, they have more money in savings and they are better at... Read More

gay, gender, LGBT, Prudential Survey, sexuality

December 6, 2012

Tope Olofin: Guys, you’re not husband material if you’re not on this list (Y! Superblogger)

We are willing to respect and even acknowledge that, but you need not remind us every five seconds. After all the Lion is the king of the jungle and he doesn’t remind the lizards about it every blessed minute. The male specie is always ranting about the list of qualities a babe must have in... Read More

gender, husband, nigeria, spiritually, Tope Olofin, Y! Superblogger

December 2, 2012

Will spicy food burn fat calories?

from Naturally Moi If you’re expecting hot peppers to keep you thin then you’ll be sad to hear that this rumor is false. Losing weight and staying sexy are two things that always seem to cross our minds. Recently, there has been a lot of talk about Black women and their weight. With so much... Read More

Capsaicin, diet, exercise, gender, spicy food, thermogenesis, weight loss

December 1, 2012

Temie Giwa: It’s hard out there for a girl (YNaija FrontPage)

Thousands of women are sexually assaulted each year, and even more are just plain assaulted. It is hard out there for a girl, and it is harder still in Nigeria. It is hard out there for a girl. It has always been hard for girls in every society and it still is in most. Women... Read More

abuse, childbirth, gender, Health, Maternal Mortality, Muhammadu Buhari, nigeria, rape, Zulai Buhari

November 5, 2012

Adaobi Okwy: Why I used to want to be a boy (Y! Superblogger)

It is a tough world for today’s woman even though I have learned to love and appreciate my own womanhood but, it hasn’t saved all the abused and victimized woman all over the world. Yes, I said that and my shocked girlfriends screamed: A ‘feminist’ like you would dare say that?! How? Why? Well, to... Read More

Adaobi Okwy, discrimination, female, gender, male, society, Y! Superblogger

5 Myths about women and sex that people still believe

Opinion: Why I am a straight man in support of gay rights

#RacismInAmerica: Black school boy gets invited to “KKK birthday party” in his honour

Battle of the genders: Why men and women fight

Myne Whitman: Nigerian men can be domestic too (Y! Superblogger)

Subomi Plumptre: Gay relationships – The hypocrisy of political correctness

Surprising truth about gay people

Tope Olofin: Guys, you’re not husband material if you’re not on this list (Y! Superblogger)

Will spicy food burn fat calories?

Temie Giwa: It’s hard out there for a girl (YNaija FrontPage)

Adaobi Okwy: Why I used to want to be a boy (Y! Superblogger)

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