#tylan grant

[yourdailyqueer]

Updated siblings Tylan Grant (non-binary to trans man) and Olive Gray (cis female to non-binary).

[queerafricans]

LGBTQ and Zambian: Juliet Mphande, Tylan Grant, Backxwash, Fiske Nyirongo, Olive Gray, Moonga K, Emeli Sandé and Seán Munsanje

[yourdailyqueer]

Tylan Grant

Gender: Transgender man

Sexuality: Queer

DOB: 9 October 2001

Ethnicity: African - Zambian, white

Nationality: English

Occupation: Actor

Note 1: Sibling to Olive Gray

Note 2: Is autistic and first BAME actor to play an autistic character on a television series

[yourdailyqueer]

Just been made aware that I made an error regarding Tylan Grant (they/he). I used their deadname as the post was originally put in drafts two months back. His post has been fixed. I will also edit Olive Gray’s post as it mentions Tylan’s deadname.

I will also see if I can find a more appropriate picture.

[queerafricans]

Genderqueer and African

Logan February (Nigeria)

Lolo Arziki (Cape Verde)

Area Scatter (Nigeria)

Dreamer Isioma (Nigeria)

Tylan Grant (Zambia)

Olive Gray (Zambia)

Khookha McQueer (Tunisia)

Kirvan Fortuin (South Africa)

[xrosevoidx]

I miss phoenix Hollyoaks...... Phoenix Hollyoaks come backkkkkk

[queerafricans]

Hollyoaks star in hospital for life changing surgery and is 'so happy'

The Channel 4 star is currently in a hospital ward after undergoing top surgery.

[mortaljortlebortles]

Brooke Hathaway and Mandy Richardson -Hollyoaks

I will put more photos of the scene and link in the YouTube video then add the subtitles below( as unfortunately it one of very few of that season that doesn’t have subs in the video)

I love Hollyoaks so much because it is mostly accessible, has strong positive mental health representation, especially of psychosis and its causes(Cindy Cunningham, Alfie Nightingale, Liberty Savage and Sienna Blake) and wonderful LGBT representation and cuteness and kindness.

This scene is one of my favs, mot just because Tylan is awesome and actually autistic himself, but because it shows the lack of education about autism as Mandy fails at first to comfort Brooke because she thinks they are upset because they are autistic not because of the world. It is cute and talks about mother’s worries, the fact all kids have difficulties and its about them being supported and bullying and how awesome Brooke is and how autism is just part of them. 

It is amazing as someone with sensory issues ( and suspected autism) to see that kind of love and care that Mandy shows.