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But the 'miracle' doesn't occur, and Emmett must reckon with a world which views disabled people as invisible, unworthy of desire. With liberal artist parents what em faces is a life with problems many would not consider, but his strength and determination sees him building a better future.

From partners, friends, families and everything in-between, Matt and Harry want to explore what makes relationships in the queer community so special.

During our time together Kierra shared her life lessons learned from a difficult, unstable childhood, navigating the business world as an young, black female entrepreneur and how her business and business partner taught her how to trust. Slightly Foxed introduces its readers to books that are no longer new and fashionable but have lasting appeal. Wider creative team: Mary Forrest, Clare Wright, Gemma Sherlock, Helen Gamble-Shields, Kathleen Javalla, Caroline MacPake, Evangelia Vasiliadou.

This 60-minute documentary follows the eye-opening journey of TV presenter, AIDY SMITH, as he embarks on the journey of his own diagnosis.Emmett who has cerebral palsy and is gay explores his identity and also the identity that society puts on him due to how he is perceived. MyPinkNews members are invited to comment on articles to discuss the content we publish, or debate issues more generally. Still, there are frequent moments of insight, deftly and succinctly captured: “What I didn’t see until much later, when I was no longer the only person with cerebral palsy I knew, is that there are as many ways to be disabled as there are to be alive. Join hosts, Lauren Fenton and Rina Teslica, both mothers to daughters with special needs as they and their guests share unique parenting stories and chat about the things they've learnt and are still learning. To become a subscriber to Slightly Foxed: The Real Reader’s Quarterly Magazine, please visit our subscriptions page.