Tok Girl Summer
If you are familiar with TikTok, then you may know the platform has become a popular hub for LGBTQ women content creators. In just over a few years, what’s been
Rainbow Families 2021 Conference to Feature Indigo Girls, Conversations on Parenthood, and Programming for Kids
Rainbow Families is embarking on their second year of online conferencing due to the coronavirus pandemic. However, Vice President of the board Liz Dean is confident that this year’s festivities
Candice Taylor on Art, Community, and Being Unapologetically Herself
Candice Taylor got her start as an artist drawing on walls as a child. When her father was tired of cleaning walls, he helped her channel that energy into coloring
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
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
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
I Put the Bi in Bitter is a Light-Hearted Portrayal of LGBTQ Teen Experiences
As a high schooler, filmmaker Marin Lepore wished she saw someone like herself on screen — LGBTQ characters with normal teen experiences. Now as the co-founder of Sad Girl Productions