New Short Film From A to Q Tackles Falling For Your Best Friend
Emmalie El Fadli always knew she wanted to write about what it’s like to fall for someone for the first time. Her latest short film, From A to Q, explores
The Butch Boudoir Project is a Platform for Butch People to Be Unapologetically Themselves
Though Gabby Horner has been “out” for over 20 years, she didn’t truly find herself until about five years ago. In the time since she’s been more comfortable identifying as
Georgia Representative Park Cannon Charged with Felony at State Capitol for Knocking on Governor’s Door
Park Cannon, a member of the Georgia House of Representatives, was arrested yesterday in the Georgia Capitol in Atlanta simply for knocking on the governor’s door. Videos of the incident
Queer Dating Site LezLink Changes Ownership
The queer women’s dating site and event organization, LezLink, has nowhere to go but up, especially since the founder Ashlee Keown recently sold the company. Keown describes LezLink as a
Women You Should Meet (W.Y.S.M.): Nancy Cañas
Name: Nancy Cañas City, State: Silver Spring, MD Age: 40 Profession: Licensed cosmetologist and president of the Latinx History Project/DC Latinx Pride In a few words, how would you describe
Gender Stereotypes And LGBTQ Relationships – Helpful or Problematic?
Gender roles have been a feature of LGBTQ relationships for as long as they have been documented. Often serving as a way to help navigate a complicated world that, for
Ahead of the Curve is the Story of Franco Stevens, Curve Magazine, and Lesbian Visibility
Jen Rainin had no directing experience before taking on Ahead of the Curve, but she knew it was a story she had to tell. Her wife, Frances “Franco” Stevens, the
Feature: 2021 Enterprising Women
When you look up the word “enterprising,” it describes “a person who sees opportunity in all areas of life.” In fact, it’s to be confident enough and creative enough to
Kierra Johnson Redefines the Movement for the National LGBTQ Task Force
Kierra Johnson credits Washington, D.C. as the place “where she grew into her queerness.” More than twenty years later, Johnson is giving back to the LGBTQ community as the Executive