Dr. Mimi Hoang on Bisexual+ Mental Health, Visibility & Community Support
57% of queer American adults identify as bisexual, the most common LGBTQ+ identity marker for Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z alike.
Black Bisexuality: To the Stars and Beyond with Charmee Taylor
“I am unapologetically hot and bisexual,” proclaims a pinned post from @bi_astrology, composed of bubbly text against a Lisa Frank-inspired background. Another pinned reel, captioned “Bi Affirmations,” features creator Charmee
Caroline Klidonas and Ann Marie Wilding Dish on New WLW Rom-Com, Stalling
There’s no shortage of content creators nowadays, so it’s special when one pursues new creative heights. It’s even better when that leveling up involves much-needed representation. Case in point: in
Memoir, Make A Home Out of You, Solemnly, Skillfully Details Journey of Addiction, Sexual Awakening, and More
Humans typically need a sense of home—a world or space in which we feel safe, comfortable, and grounded. We find “home” in people, places, or activities, but sometimes the search
Orlando-Based Musical, From Here, Explores Impact of Pulse on LGBTQ+ Community
One August night, inside the Alice Griffin Jewel Box Theatre at Manhattan’s Pershing Square Signature Center, a full audience sits under blue and yellow stage lights awaiting the start of
Queer Women 45+ Reflect on Love, Life, and Identity
LGBTQ+ women have long led the charge in challenging societal norms and creating spaces for more authentic self-expression. Tagg Magazine spoke to three remarkable queer women, all of whom
Queer Pop Artist Keeana Kee Inspires Others to Live Authentically with Her Single, “TIK TOK”
The day Keeana Kee came out, she sat down in a tattoo parlor and had “One’s true self” inked on her arm. It serves as her everyday reminder to live
Breaking Barriers: Shavana Clarke Makes History as the First Openly Lesbian Miss Connecticut USA
In a landmark moment for pageantry and LGBTQ+ representation, Shavana Clarke has etched her name in history as the first openly lesbian woman to win a Miss USA state title.
Inclusive Mini-Festival, Neuronite, Opens in LA: An Interview with Event Producer, Alexander Millar
Being the very first of its kind, Neuronite is a Neurodivergent, D/disabled, LGBTQ+, BIPOC inclusive mini-festival curated with the unique needs of underrepresented groups at the top of mind. The
Forbidden Girl: Musing on the Evolution of Sapphic Romance Literature with Kristen Zimmer
One of the earliest ways to find sapphic visibility was through pulp fiction romance novels. During the time of the Lavender Scare, these stories, despite their frequent lack of happy