The Zeigers: Tagg’s Sex & Relationship Experts
Stacey Williams-Zeiger and Dr. Robyn Zeiger have been writing sex & relationship articles for Tagg Magazine for seven years. In addition to being two of Tagg’s longest-running contributors, Stacey is
The Decline of the Lesbian Print Magazine
Rivendell CEO Todd Evans, whose company represents LGBTQ+ publications, noticed an unprecedented climb. “In 2019 when there’s all this doom and gloom against print media, circulation was up five percent.
Tagg Magazine: The Road So Far
It’s been ten years since Tagg Magazine printed its first issue, giving space to overlooked queer voices and fostering connection in our community. While we’ve all enjoyed seeing our lives
Lesbian Rights Activist Susan Silverman Passes At 73
Decades-long activist for the lesbian rights movement Susan Silverman passed away at the age of 73 on on August 24, 2022. According to her obituary in the Philadelphia Gay News
Life In The +: How I Struggled To Find My Label Outside of LGBTQ
It took a long time to feel comfortable with my sexuality – over twenty years, in fact. This wasn’t due to lack of acceptance from myself or those around me,
Killing Eve Billboard Team Seeks a Better Finale for LGBTQ+ Characters
Months after the catastrophic Killing Eve series finale, Villanelle’s death continues to spark feelings of betrayal within the show’s international fanbase. Apart from showrunner Laura Neal’s decision to deviate from
Brooklyn Wright Is Using Tech to Create a Financially Abundant Black Queer Community
“The Great Resignation” is challenging people across the U.S. to reconsider what they deserve and how they earn their pay. For entrepreneur, financial disruptor, and radical dreamer Brooklyn Wright, this
Erin Whelan Named New Executive Director of D.C. LGBTQ Youth Organization
SMYAL’s new director brings 20+ years to the job Rob Cogorno, chair of the SMYAL Board of Directors, today announced the appointment of Erin Whelan, LPC-S, LCCA, as the organization’s
LGBTQ+ History Education Act Introduced in the House
On July 20, Representatives Carolyn B. Maloney (D-NY) and Ritchie Torres (D-NY) introduced their LGBTQI+ and Women’s History Education Act. This bill would authorize the Director of the Smithsonian National…
Women You Should Meet (W.Y.S.M.): Erika Gisela Abad
Name: Erika Gisela Abad City, State: Las Vegas, NV Profession: Assistant Professor of Communications, Nevada State College Website: www.erikagabad.wordpress.com In a few words, how would you describe yourself? I am