Eboné Bell, Author at Tagg Magazine

July 23, 2013

Published by Eboné Bell at July 23, 2013

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Entertainment

Our Lesbian Obsession with the SuicideGirls

By Katy Ray
Women are beautiful. Every lesbian identifies with this simple yet powerful statement; however, the women's community is in need of a safe haven from the exclusive blonde-haired, blue-eyed American standard of beauty, and that's exactly what we find in the SuicideGirls phenomenon.

July 23, 2013

Published by Eboné Bell at July 23, 2013

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Home & Family

Shoestrings, Bubble Gum and the Gay Mom’s Club

By Micaela Kaibni Raen
With so many successes and setbacks for the LGBTQ community, it’s hard to know the legal status of our families. In the midst of ongoing legislative changes, the law protects some of our families; others are held together with frayed shoestrings and chewed bubble gum.

July 18, 2013

Published by Eboné Bell at July 18, 2013

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Health

Historic Merger Means New Opportunities for D.C.’s Lesbian Community

By Jade Salazar
An exciting collaboration has come to D.C.’s LGBT community. On June 3, Mautner Project: The National Lesbian Health Organization announced it will be merging with Whitman-Walker Health, and both organizations are committed to expanding patient outreach and patient services.

July 18, 2013

Published by Eboné Bell at July 18, 2013

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Opinion 1

Who Brought the White Girl?

By Michelle Alexander
Is race and segregation still an issue? As the fight for equality heats up and more of us are on the front lines demanding equality, dare I ask: What do your life, decisions, social circles, conversations, jokes, and thoughts say about the level of equality you operate from?