Picture-Perfect Fall Date Ideas
Fall can be such a romantic season. The chilly air, gorgeous fall color, and cuddling up by the fire make it a perfect season to plan some fun things to
5 Questions for Chef KB
A rising star in D.C.’s culinary industry, Kamarreya Baxter (aka Chef KB) is a young queer black woman who has honed in on her craft. Baxter’s resume includes stops at
Author Michelle Tea to Keynote OutWrite LGBTQ Book Festival
Author, memoirist, and literary art organizer Michelle Tea will be the keynote speaker at the 2018 OutWrite LGBTQ Book Festival, scheduled for Friday, August 3, through Sunday, August 5, 2018,
Pamela Maria Chavez’s “Caracol Cruzando” Shines
When Pamela Maria Chavez set out to make her short film “Caracol Cruzando,” she wanted to tell a story that brimmed with universality but was still tied to her own
Missouri Lesbian Couple Sues Senior Housing Community for Discrimination
The National Center for Lesbian Rights (NCLR), Relman, Dane & Colfax PLLC, and co-counsel filed a lawsuit on July 25 on behalf of married lesbian couple Mary Walsh, age 72,
5 Questions For Aina Brei’Yon
Aina Brei’Yon makes it very clear that boundaries do not apply to her. Early on in her career, she understood the importance of being true to who she is and
An Interview with Musician and Storyteller Holly Near
Musician Holly Near has dedicated her life and career to ensuring that her music allows activism, storytelling, and more to intersect. She has participated in the annual music festival SisterSpace
SisterSpace Continues to Pave Way for Fun and Inclusion
SisterSpace, the annual camping festival for women’s music, culture, and—most importantly— community, is gearing up for another year of femme-oriented fun with a social impact that is unparalleled. With comedy,
Breaking Up: Say “Yes” to the No Contact Rule
One of the most difficult challenges confronting couples who break up is their desire to still stay connected. Sounds strange, right? But just as children have an attachment figure (usually