Category: Arts & Culture
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Marsha P. Johnson Was The Black Trans Womxn Who Threw The First Stone, That Begun The Gay Liberation Movement Marsha P. Johnson was a Black American LGBT activist who is best known for her work towards the gay liberation movement. Born as Malcolm Michaels Jr. in August 1945. Marsha spent most of her childhood and adolescence…
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Check Out These Films & Shows, To Learn About The LGBTQ+ Experience of Black & Brown People Pride 2020 is a unique one. The annual marches all over the U.K have been canceled due to the Covid:19 pandemic and many have had to take to their bedrooms and not the streets, to rock their pride…
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![GUAP Interviews: Hackey Born Photographer, Yumi Codner, For The Isolation Edition [@yumicodner]](https://guap.co/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/image00007-180x180.jpg)
Over the last few months, the Covid:19 lockdown has affected the lives of millions of people all over the country. However, in the midst of the fear and confusion, came an army of young creatives who came to entertain, inspire, and motivate the masses. This cover is called the ‘Isolation Issue’ because it was created in…
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![GUAP Meets: Wendy Asumadu on her Creative Process & Colourful Beauty Skills [@wsa195]](https://guap.co/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/she-really-be-doing-the-most2-180x180.jpg)
Wendy Asumadu’s world is colourful, experimental and free Wendy Asumadu‘s world is colorful, experimental, and free. She uses her face and body as a canvas to create expressive and abstract paintings. Predominantly using make-up, Wendy uses her platform and her skills to challenge creativity in the beauty industry and inspire others to be just as…
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![GUAP Interviews: Multi-Hyphenate Student Creative, Torrin Joshua Andrews, For The Isolation Edition [@TorrinJoshua]](https://guap.co/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/moments_06_05_16_00_04-1-180x180.jpg)
Over the last few months, the Covid:19 lockdown has affected the lives of millions of people all over the country. However, in the midst of the fear and confusion, came an army of young creatives who came to entertain, inspire, and motivate the masses. This cover is called the ‘Isolation Issue’ because it was created in…
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![GUAP Interviews: Multi-Hyphenate London Artist, Destinie Paige, For The Isolation Edition [@onlydestt]](https://guap.co/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Dani-GUAP_2020_0018-180x180.jpg)
Over the last few months, the Covid:19 lockdown has affected the lives of millions of people all over the country. However, in the midst of the fear and confusion, came an army of young creatives who came to entertain, inspire, and motivate the masses. This cover is called the ‘Isolation Issue’ because it was created in…
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GUAP Interviews: At Home Fitness Instructor & Health Enthusiast, Esé Kalusi, For The Isolation Issue
Over the last few months, the Covid:19 lockdown has affected the lives of millions of people all over the country. However, in the midst of the fear and confusion, came an army of young creatives who came to entertain, inspire, and motivate the masses. This cover is called the ‘Isolation Issue’ because it was created in…
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Over the last few months, the Covid:19 lockdown has affected the lives of millions of people all over the country. However, in the midst of the fear and confusion, came an army of young creatives who came to entertain, inspire, and motivate the masses. This cover is called the ‘Isolation Issue’ because it was created in…
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![GUAP Interviews: Fitness Enthusiast, Dani Amor, For The Isolation Issue [@danaimak_]](https://guap.co/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Dani-GUAP_2020_0010-180x180.jpg)
Over the last few months, the Covid:19 lockdown has affected the lives of millions of people all over the country. However, in the midst of the fear and confusion, came an army of young creatives who came to entertain, inspire, and motivate the masses. This cover is called the ‘Isolation Issue’ because it was created in…
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The last few weeks have been heavy on all of us but undoubtedly for some more than others. The fight for black lives matter movement must continue yet we must acknowledge that the fight for supporting and care for black women that are often at the bottom of society must also continue. What about the…