Holiday Ex-iety: How to Battle Your Break-up this Holiday Season
By Katy Ray We all have that ex: the one that got away, or in my case, ran away screaming for the hills after two harrowing years of enough love…
Vamonos: Bringing Latinx Voices to the Big Screen
At the intersection of Latinx and transgender issues lies Vamonos, an independent film that tells the story of Hope, a gay Latina who learns that her recently deceased “butch” girlfriend,
My Parents Didn’t Attend My Wedding
They say that your wedding is the most important day of your life, but for many of us LGBTQ people, we know that sometimes the disappointment of family rejection and
Grappling with Abandonment on Mother’s Day
Dealing with the pain, the process, and the healing Mother’s Day is approaching, and while many daughters are racking their brains and rushing around to find their mothers the perfect
LGBTQutie: More Than Just a Hookup
LGBTQutie is much more than an online dating app: it’s a place where anyone on the LGBTQ spectrum can go to converse about politics, lifestyle, and make meaningful connections. With
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
Femme Problems 147: Come Out Come Out, Wherever You Are?
There was a time in my life when coming out seemed like the scariest, most inconceivable act in the world. For many years—well into my late 20s—I took great strides
Women Who Mean Business: 51st & Richardson Properties
For life and business partners Sherry Richardson and Bennisha Lucas, the mission is simple: provide luxurious homes at an affordable price point. But their mission extends far beyond common run