2016 Enterprising Women
Meet the women making a difference in their communities We are proud to introduce Tagg’s 2016 class of Enterprising Women. For three years, we have spotlighted women who are leading
‘The Danish Girl’ Eulogizes and Mythologizes a Gender Pioneer
An early-20th century heroine casts her long shadow down the decades in The Danish Girl, which compellingly portrays Lili Elbe’s landmark passage between genders and the tragic surgical attempt with
Review: Girlhood Reveals the Hard Knock Life of a French Teen
Girlhood chronicles an ambitious teenager’s search for independence and identity in a Paris exurb, where her closest friends both sustain and confound her push to transcend French society’s limits on
Feature: 2015 Enterprising Women
Community advocates lead with passion, skill, and determination Every year, Tagg Magazine has the honor of spotlighting the D.C. area’s top women business leaders and professionals. These women are
Capital Pride Unveils ‘Flashback’ Theme to Mark 40th Anniversary
Capital Pride will mark its 40th year with a “Flashback” theme to highlight how the event and community it celebrates have changed across the decades, organizers announced on Thursday. “We
LGBTQ History #19: Transgender Soldier Enlists in the Union Army
The word “transgender” didn’t emerge until the 1970s, but Civil War combat veteran Albert Cashier might have identified with the term if it had existed in his time. Cashier was
LGBTQ History #16: Eleanor Roosevelt Writes to Her Female Love
The wife of the 32nd U.S. president built her own vibrant political career and personal life shaped, in part, by her decades-long intimate friendship with a pioneering female journalist. Eleanor
Prop 8-Inspired Portraiture Brings Lasting Love Stories Into Focus
A photography exhibition coming to Delaware and Washington, D.C., portrays dozens of U.S. couples bound by love throughout much of their lives, including decades when Americans largely turned a blind…