Whitman-Walker Health’s Enterprising Women
Every year, Tagg Magazine‘s Enterprising Women spring issue features LGBTQ+ women making a difference in their communities and industries. We’ve profiled over 65 queer women from across the country. This
Meet LuAnn Boylan, a Long-Time Activist Creating Community for LGBTQ Seniors
There’s an entire generation of LGBTQ+ baby boomers approaching retirement age, many of whom were at the frontlines of the gay rights movement of the 60s and 70s. But with
The Decline of the Lesbian Print Magazine
Rivendell CEO Todd Evans, whose company represents LGBTQ+ publications, noticed an unprecedented climb. “In 2019 when there’s all this doom and gloom against print media, circulation was up five percent.
The Sympathy Card Is A Charming Love Letter to Boston Queer Culture
Two newlywed lesbians, one a smooth talker, the other hopelessly awkward. Soccer. A flower store. Boston queer culture. A cancer patient’s dying wish to get her wife laid before she’s
Bi Folks Want to Talk About Kyrsten Sinema—They’re Not Happy
James Factora doesn’t remember being particularly impressed when Kyrsten Sinema was first elected, but they remember the exact moment they felt disappointed in her as the sole representation of bisexual
Alice Derock is Expanding the Sex Toy Industry to Be More Inclusive
Wet For Her (WFH), a lesbian and queer focused sex toy company, has launched into its next step to make the industry more inclusive. The company now has a line
LGBTQ History: Miss Major Is a Four-Decade Icon and Activist in the Trans Community
Miss Major Griffin-Gracy is perhaps most well known for her involvement in the 1969 Stonewall Inn Riots, but her activism extends over four decades and across the country. Born in