Why Founder Mariah Hanson is Leaving The Dinah For a New Chapter
Since we published our first issue in 2012, the Tagg team have been big fans of The Dinah and its badass founder, Mariah Hanson. We’ve stood in awe watching the
The Zodiac Compatibility of the The Ultimatum: Queer Love Couples
Sapphic reality shows are few and far between and Netflix has a treat for us—Season Two of The Ultimatum: Queer Love. What is The Ultimatum? Queer couples come to the…
CL Montblanc’s Delivers YA Hijinks With Pride or Die
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Leveling Up: Ctrl+ Creates Space for Queer Black Gamers
Here’s something to download into your mind: Ctrl+, an inclusive gaming collective, is reshaping the social scene in the DMV—specifically in Silver Spring and Washington, D.C. More than just a
The Dinah Gears Up for a Final Hurrah
After 34 years, annual queer women’s party The Dinah may be ending. This year’s event, taking place September 24-28, will be its last edition organized by Mariah Hanson but the
Get Naked for Your Mental Health
I’ll never forget when I spent my first weekend alone with one of my earliest partners. We slept in the nude and when I got up to make breakfast, I
Symphonii Smith-Kennedy on Exploring Identity Through Art
Symphonii Smith-Kennedy is a 23-year-old Jamaican-American artist from South Florida, exploring themes of identity, race, and queerness through her painting. A graduate of New World School of the Arts, she