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
A League of Her Own Hosts Virtual New Year’s Eve Bash
For the first time since the coronavirus pandemic began, Jo McDaniel will be bartending without a mask on. McDaniel, the manager of Washington, D.C. queer bar A League of Her
OML’s New Series Dating ‘In’ Place Shows Love From a Distance
While many film and TV productions are halting due to the coronavirus pandemic, OML’s Dating ‘In’ Place incorporates the pandemic into the central storyline. The 10-episode comedy series, which debuted
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