P’town Bookstore to Host Lesbian Authors
Provincetown’s newly opened LGBTQ bookstore is set to host a stellar event with a chockablock lineup of queer authors in celebration of Independent Bookstore Day. East End Books Ptown may
Inside the Black Triangle: Exploring Lesbians Beyond Societal Stereotypes
In 2016, 27-year-old Rachael Zimmerman was inspired to create a photojournalism series exploring the experience of lesbians living in a heteronormative world. She calls the series Inside the Black Triangle.
Iconic Bowie Honored in Ballet Across America
To quote the woman sitting in the seat behind me at the Kennedy Centre as a male principle dancer strutted across the stage en pointe: “YAAAAASSSSSSSSSS!!!” I didn’t grow up…
5 Questions for KaliMa AmiLak, California Photographer
KaliMa AmiLak is a California-based photographer, aspiring performing artist and model. A native from Brooklyn, New York, AmiLak has transplanted to California to expand the discovery of herself and her
5 Questions for Atlanta Activist Eva Dickerson
Eva Dickerson describes herself as an urban cyclist, an Aquarius, and a second-year economics major at Spelman College. She lives in Atlanta, where she plays, learns, and loves among other
What Is There to Be Proud Of? Asks Transgender Activist
It took years for me to find pride in my identities. For the majority of my life, being transgender in a society where even the most liberal and “well-intending” folks
Women-Only ‘Play Party’ Launches in San Francisco
Skirt Club, the exclusive underground “play party” for bisexual and bi-curious women, recently launched its new San Francisco location following its massive success in New York and Los Angeles. The
Tagg Nation Episode 42 – Interview With Aasha Davis of Pariah, South of Nowhere and Drunk History
Tagg Nation’s Executive Producer Eboné Bell sat down with Aasha Davis at ClexaCon in Las Vegas. Aasha is most commonly known to audiences for her television and commercial work: Criminal