Our Own Laugh Factory for Queerky Folks
How many times have you went to a comedy event only to hold your breath and hope that you are not the butt of a joke centered around your pain
Top List Tuesday: 6 LGBTQ Affirming Churches in D.C.
Church: both a place and an event that can strike many emotions in the spirits of us queer folk. As a recovering Pentecostal myself, I thought I would bring my
Ferguson and Eric Garner: Why the LGBTQ Community Should Care?
Take a stand…because we notice who is not. You can’t help but be proud of the sustainability of our LGBTQ family. Throughout history, although widely persecuted and often criminalized, we
2014 Holiday Gift Guide
Arbonne Offers the Gift of Beauty and Health By Michelle Lu Bath and beauty products are always a great gift. Need ideas for products that are high in quality and
The Revival Tour Hits the Road Again
Four years ago, five friends and Poets piled into Jade Foster’s truck and hit the road for what would be the first of four tours that grew in scope, scale,
Decoded: Power, Politics, and Pop Culture
The Human Rights Campaign (HRC) in Washington, D.C hosted “Decoded - Power, Politics, and Pop Culture”. Local power couple Aisha and Danielle Moodie-Mills facilitated the panel discussion.
LGBTQ History #3: Same-Sex Wedding Airs on Friends
From 1994 to 2004, Thursday night television was pretty self-explanatory and centered around one show: Friends. January 18, 1996 was typical for a night of Friends.
LGBTQ History #2: Rita Mae Brown’s Rubyfruit Jungle
Published in 1973, Rubyfruit Jungle was written by lesbian activist and writer, Rita Mae Brown. The autographical coming-of-age novel raised eyebrows with its explicit portrayal of lesbianism.
LGBTQ History #1: The Premiere Episode of The L Word Airs on Showtime
Whether you were sitting in front of your television on January 18, 2004, or you stumbled upon The L Word during your own coming out process, you will never forget…