Dyke Queen Clothing Brings Lesbian Identity to the Fragrance Space
Lesbian and sapphic perfume lovers, you’re about to have something made just for you. While there are several brands that are inspired and marketed to the gay community like Boy
Celebrating Jewel Thais-Williams, the mother of gay LA
If you’re at all connected with contemporary pop culture, you’ve likely heard fans refer to feminine celebrities they love as “mother.” “Mother is mothering,” they declare reverently on message boards.
Meet Heather Shaw, the Lesbian Comedian Charming Millions on TikTok
There’s something about comedy that really speaks to lesbians. We love a laugh, and our icons—Margaret Cho, Wanda Sykes, Fortune Feimster, Tig Notaro, and so many others—keep us giggling through
Almost Famous: Meet Rising Pop Star Molly Grace
There are precious few sapphics who can claim they’ve never related to the sweet tunes of a pop princess. The celebration of femininity, unapologetic sexuality, and fun vibes are intoxicating.
Choose U ambassadors share lived experiences with HIV, personal reflections, and insights
The Choose U World AIDS Day panel brought together three longtime advocates living with HIV to talk about care, stigma, and what living with HIV over the long-term means to…
Why Founder Mariah Hanson is Leaving The Dinah For a New Chapter
Since we published our first issue in 2012, the Tagg team have been big fans of The Dinah and its badass founder, Mariah Hanson. We’ve stood in awe watching the
CL Montblanc’s Delivers YA Hijinks With Pride or Die
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Leveling Up: Ctrl+ Creates Space for Queer Black Gamers
Here’s something to download into your mind: Ctrl+, an inclusive gaming collective, is reshaping the social scene in the DMV—specifically in Silver Spring and Washington, D.C. More than just a
Symphonii Smith-Kennedy on Exploring Identity Through Art
Symphonii Smith-Kennedy is a 23-year-old Jamaican-American artist from South Florida, exploring themes of identity, race, and queerness through her painting. A graduate of New World School of the Arts, she