Tagg Magazine is a digital news source for the LGBTQ+ community — specifically by and for queer women. As of 2023, the staff is 90% queer women and 60% women of color. The publication was founded in 2012 in Washington, D.C. and expanded its audience nationwide in 2015. Founder Eboné Bell serves as editor-in-chief. Tagg Magazine previously had a print magazine, which was discontinued in October, 2023. The website is open access and accepts donations from readers, with members part of the “Tagg Team.”

Tagg was created to be a central source for “everything lesbian, queer, and under the rainbow.” We offer compelling and educational content, inclusive and safe events for our community, and free and valuable resources for queer women across the country.

In addition to uplifting the voices of queer women, Tagg Magazine’s mission is to create journalism by, for and about LGBTQ+ women, offering them representation they rarely see in the mainstream media.