Queer Tech Ensures That Our Parties Can Rage On
Joie De Vivre offers a platform for body-positive and LGBTQ individuals Community is at the core of LGBTQ culture. From the HIV/AIDS pandemic to oppressive political regimes, we’ve seen how
The Road to Queer and Trans Inclusion in Today’s Black Liberation Movement
History books uniformly extol the contributions of the same few Black rights activists. We all know that Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, and Rosa Parks were part of the
Ava Pipitone’s HostHome Empowers Local LGBTQ Communities
Ava Pipitone exemplifies the magic inherent in the LGBTQ community. The entrepreneur, who uses they/them pronouns, is the founder of HostHome, a home-sharing platform designed to build community and provide
Aryka Randall Talks 30, A New Series About Queer Women in Houston
After years of honing her storytelling skills, Aryka Randall decided to create a new web series, 30.
Feature: Celebrating 50 Years of LGBTQ Journalism
An interview with Washington Blade Publisher Lynne Brown 2019 marks the 50th anniversary of two major developments in queer history. In June 1969, patrons of New York City’s Stonewall Inn
A-Camp to Remember
I’m a crier. I always have been. My barometer for measuring the life-altering power of any experience revolves around how wet my shirt collar is when all is said and
Feature: Shine Bright Like a Diamond
Shea Diamond knows why the caged bird sings Shea Diamond is not attached to labels. Instead, the soulful and defiant singer-songwriter prefers to focus on keeping things as limitless as
Feature: 2019 Enterprising Women
March is Women’s History Month, so what better way to celebrate than recognizing nine women making a difference in our community? Just a few months ago, we watched women play
Feature – Create Change: Queer Black Women on the Move
January is here to usher in a new year and fresh beginnings. As many make resolutions regarding their health, it’s important not to ignore the intersections of general and political