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Posted by RISEN ZINE on 21 March

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Photos By: Helen Bradshaw

The Beginning Feelings of Spring

Spontaneity

Elation

Curiosity

Jubilee

Surrealism

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Greyhound Racing: Culture or Cruelty?

Artwork: Laura Fuentes

LGBT+ Artists You Should Know

By Amelia, Vivian, and Sharon

The LGBT+ Artists Project is a series which aims to feature young LGBT+ artists and give them a platform to promote and speak about their art. In each issue we will ask our artists a series of interview questions that explore their art and identity, as well as themes and messages surrounding their art.

This week’s artists are:

Chella Man (@chellamanart) Age: 18 Pronouns: they/them (may change to he/him soon) Queer and genderqueer Chella is a creative who makes abstract-surrealist art about political issues relating to sexuality and gender, disability, and racism. [Image description: Abstract black-and-white lineart of a naked form in different positions collaged together.] [Image description: Many pen drawings of Picasso-esque faces and symbols gathered on a page, black-and-white.]

Kevalyn Bharadwaj (@keviiboy) Age: 22 Pronouns: he/they Queer/pansexual Kevalyn uses digital art to create surrealist, colourful landscapes and people with a graphic twist.

We Support You - Sam Smith

Source. [Image description: A white background with black text, ‘my pronouns are they/them’ is in capital letters.]
Article by Emily Bourne.
Sam Smith came out as non-binary earlier this year, but still wanted to use he/him pronouns at that time. Now, in the last week, they have told their fans to refer to them using 'they/them' pronouns. Smith wrote in a Twitter thread, “after a lifetime of being at war with my gender I’ve decided to embrace myself for who I am, inside and out” and hoping that people “can see me like I see myself now.” “I’m so excited and privileged to be surrounded by people that support me in this decision but I’ve been very nervous about announcing this because I care too much about what people think.”
Today is a good day so here goes. I’ve decided I am changing my pronouns to THEY/THEM ❤ after a lifetime of being at war with my gender I’ve decided to embrace myself for who I am, inside and out... pic.twitter.com/IVoLTYbAWd — Sam Smith (@samsmith) 13 September 20…

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