Black Pride Guide 2018
The concept and conversation of Black “Gay” Pride was formed by a group of friends in Los Angeles in 1988, sparking the movement with the first DC Black Pride celebration
Feature: 2018 Enterprising Women
Leading with passion and commitment The D.C. metropolitan area’s LGBTQ community is full of liveliness and vigor. Meet eight successful lesbian and queer women who share these traits. Not only
Gay Rights Activist JD Disalvatore Succumbs to Long Battle With Cancer
JD Disalvatore, a prolific LGBTQ film and television producer and director and gay rights activist, died on Thursday, August 24 after a long battle with cancer. She was 51. As
Gallery: Couple Gets Married at the Women’s March on Washington
In August 2014, Christina Rizleris and Jordan Perry met at a small liberal arts college in Massachusetts. However, the two didn’t get to know each other until their staff holiday
She’s Just Not That Into You: An Interview With The Fab Femme
The Fab Femme creator Aryka Randall has published her first non-fiction book called “She’s Just Not That Into You”. The Houston, Texas resident started her fab blog six years ago
Oakland Qulture Collective Explores Queer Black Mythology
India Davis creates new narratives of the queer black femme experience Qulture Collective in Oakland, CA is celebrating Black History Month with a month-long residency and exhibition of photo and
Boi Problems 110: The Bathroom Blues
I guess that it first began when my mother and I took a trip to our local craft store in Maryland. I was around the age of 14. Because it
National Center for Lesbian Rights Names Julie Gonen as Policy Director
Yesterday the National Center for Lesbian Rights (NCLR) announced that Julie Gonen has joined its staff as its new Policy Director, responsible for overseeing and advancing NCLR’s federal policy initiatives