When the Philippines faced economic hardships in the early 1970s due to a global oil crisis, their president, Ferdinand Marcos, began to export labour in the form of foreign domestic workers (FDWs). The money they sent home helped pad the […]
For Lesbian Visibility Day 2019, we kept things close to home and spoke to our favourite lesbian on the PLUG team, the unstoppable Josie Mitchell. We discussed where all the ladies at, what straight men think of her sex life, […]
Struggling to find your place in the community? Scared to come out to your colleagues? New to gay sex? In other words, need help? Introducing reigning Pink Season Drag Competition winner, Queen Stephanie Slack! She’ll be dispensing her unique style of advice […]
The third Hong Kong Queer Literary and Cultural Festival kicks off this weekend at the Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre. We spoke to organiser and grassroots hustler, Jess, just a few days before doors open and discussed the importance of […]
Here’s our roundup of LGBTQIA-focused events in March that we want to plug. Want yours added to the list? Email us at info@plug-magazine.com. Happy Together X LesCorner X PrideLab Presents…Shisha Live Music Girls Night 10:00pm; Friday, 1 March, 2019Cubus 28 […]
Looking for love in all the wrong places? Scared to come out to your colleagues? Hate the hideous outfit your friend always wears on a night out but don’t know how to tell him he looks like Big Bird had […]
Migrants’ Pride launched its first Pride Parade in November 2015 to promote the rights and welfare of LGBT+ migrants in the community, to stop violence against women (as migrants are composed mainly of women), to call for equality and fight […]
For our upcoming Advocate Issue, we spoke with Philip Howell-Williams, the director of Pink Season for the third year in a row, about running Asia’s largest LGBT+ festival. Planning 6 weeks of events and getting them funded is no simple […]
Pink Season 2018 starts this Friday and we’re ready to bring the rainbow to Hong Kong. Check out the trailer below:
Written by Sean P. Smith Many bisexuals don’t come out to themselves until much later—meaning, later than many other people in the LG-TQI community. See, when you’re attracted to the opposite gender as well, and society shoehorns you into heteronormativity, […]
