LGBTQ Black History: Black Transgender Activist Elle Moxley
Update 2/13/25: Moxley changed her last name in 2022, after transitioning. You can read her essay on the decision here. This article has been updated to reflect her current name.
Musiq Scene: Pamela Means
Pamela Means is a Boston-based Out(spoken), biracial, independent artist whose “kamikaze guitar style” and punchy provocative songs have worn a hole in two of her acoustic guitars. Means’ commitment to…
LGBTQ Black History: Remembering Trailblazer Pauli Murray
Pauli Murray was a Black, nonbinary, queer poet, writer, lawyer and priest whose legacy carries on through law and activism. Born in Baltimore, MD in 1910, Murray moved to New
Women You Should Meet (W.Y.S.M.): Devan Zeger
Name: Devan Zeger City, State: Sharpsburg, MD Age: 30 Profession: Wine Specialist for Lion & Dove/DMV Distributing Website: www.dmvdist.com In a few words, how would you describe yourself? Passionate, loyal,
Queer Photographer Captures the Enduring Power of Black Joy
Every February as we celebrate Black History Month, we remember the rich history of Black culture in America by honoring the struggles we’ve overcome and reflecting the goals we’ve realized.
Foster Care Within The LGBTQ Community
When you are fostering a child, there should be no difference between how you treat any of them. All of them should be met with kindness, understanding, and patience. However,
Audre Lorde’s Zami Wins Lee Lynch Classic Award
Every year since 2012, the only lesbian literary society in the United States selects one book that conveys “meaningful lesbian experiences with influential historical value to the lesbian community.” This
How to Feel More Confident in your Relationship
Having self-confidence can offer a person so many benefits. You value yourself, have better self-worth, and also have more happiness and enjoyment in everything you do. Therefore, working on improving
LGBTQ Black History: Josephine Baker’s History as an Unforgettable Activist and Actress
Actress and activist Josephine Baker found the stage when she was barely a teenager, struggling with homelessness and poverty in St. Louis, but her enchanting presence on stages across the