Finding Love in Mango Groves: Evolving Queer Culture in Rural India
Beneath the redolent canopy of a mango grove, where sunlight dapples the soil and the air is thick with the scent of the scrumptious ripening fruit, a rainbow of possibilities
Breaking the Rainbow Ceiling: Layla McCay’s New Book Explores the Lives of LGTBQ+ Professionals
During lunch with a former colleague about three years ago, author and policy leader Layla McCay learned something that shocked her: being an out lesbian once cost her a significant
New Sapphic Musical TL;DR Says There’s No One Way to Be Queer
In the long history of films that aren’t explicitly queer but very much could be, 1991’s Thelma & Louise easily takes a spot among the greats. The intense bond between
Tips for Traveling Solo Safely With @thelesbianpassport
Traveling solo doesn’t have to mean that you’re always alone. Queer full-time solo traveler and creator of travel Instagram account, @thelesbianpassport, Allyssa Leaton shares tips on how to be safe
Why Are LGBTQ+ Refugees Often Left Behind in Relocation Efforts?
As LGBTQ+ people, we know that we aren’t welcomed, much less safe, everywhere. Our safety varies by country, state, city, neighborhood, and even household. Relocation seems to be the most
Poet Layla Said Embodies the Unyielding Power of Art
Writing comes naturally to Layla Said, creator of Said Nothing. Media. She told Tagg that sharing her life through art was something she “always felt really compelled to do.” Said’s
Meet the D.C. Area Church Welcoming LGBTQ+ Asylum Seekers to the United States
When you think of a safe space, what do you think of? Home? A friend’s place? Your local LGBTQ+ center? Maybe your favorite queer bar? You may not have thought
How It Feels to Flee LGBTQ+ Persecution: Kendra Frith Shares Her Story
Elated over her success in organizing the first Jamaican Pride celebration, Kendra Frith drove home believing she made a difference for her conservative community. It wasn’t until a police officer
Comcast NBCUniversal partners with News is Out and Word In Black to launch fellowship program that highlights Black and LGBTQ+ issues
News is Out, a queer media collaborative of six of the nation’s legendary LGBTQ+ publications, and Word In Black, a collaborative of ten of the nation’s legendary Black publishers, are…