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A few weeks ago I got an email from Teresa at Pretty Pink Pearl, a fun social networking site for LGBT folk in Britain. Clicking around the site made me realize that I’ve been plodding in a pretty well-worn path website-wise. There must be so much out there in the extra-American LGBT blogosphere that I’m unaware of. So Blend readers, what have I been missing? Are there American Blenders who also “blog abroad”? I know some Blenders have at least one if not both feet in other countries. What are your favorite LGBTQ blogs & websites based outside of the USA?
Q of the Day: What’s your favorite non-American LGBTQ blog or website? |
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| By: Laurel Ramseyer Friday October 9, 2009 2:30 pm | |
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Some of my fave International Trans BlogsTransCanada
Leona’s Blog
PinayTG
Lindsay’s Life
Dented Blue Mercedes
Here’s my 2 picks …UK Gay News …. http://ukgaynews.org.uk/latest.htm
and
Gay Russia …. http://www.gayrussia.ru/en/
Gay Uganda is a great sitehttp://gayuganda.blogspot.com/
Slap upside the head
from Canada.
http://www.slapupsidethehead.com/
Since they have pretty much 100% LGBT equality, it’s interesting to see them still standing guard for their rights.
A.E.Brain Zoe, of course.
My faveHeck I even link to him on my website.
Bi The Way: http://www.bitheway.co.uk.
It’s a wonderful site for info in general about male bisexuality and bisexuality in general.
Get Out!Is this actually written by someone in country, or is he an expat living somewhere else?
My international sites would be mostly bear clubsI won’t post the links, cuz some of those furry rascals ain’t got their clothes on.
Osos Chilenos used to be a fav, that had spanish and english portals, now it appears all in spanish.
bear 411.com has profiles in all countries.
Behind the Mask……from South Africa.
It makes an attempt to cover gay matters from across the entire African continent.
Click: http://www.mask.org.za
OpusGayChile has a surprisingly active and open glbt community… gay lawmakers, union leaders, academics etc. On the other hand, it’s a country where divorce has been legal for less than five years and the Church remains powerful… especially the ultra-rectionary “Opus Dei” movement… which, of course, means the gay site MUSt be “Opus Gay” (http://opusgay.cl)
He’s thereAt least to the best of my knowledge. He writes like he’s there (talked about the riots last month during them, etc.).