Gender Stereotypes And LGBTQ Relationships – Helpful or Problematic?
Gender roles have been a feature of LGBTQ relationships for as long as they have been documented. Often serving as a way to help navigate a complicated world that, for
Feature: 2021 Enterprising Women
When you look up the word “enterprising,” it describes “a person who sees opportunity in all areas of life.” In fact, it’s to be confident enough and creative enough to
Kierra Johnson Redefines the Movement for the National LGBTQ Task Force
Kierra Johnson credits Washington, D.C. as the place “where she grew into her queerness.” More than twenty years later, Johnson is giving back to the LGBTQ community as the Executive
Finding Devotion on the Inside and Out: A Prison Love Story
There are close to 5,000 transgender individuals living in prisons throughout the United States, according to data from 45 states and Washington, D.C. And, many transgender women aren’t housed based
Dana Rudolph is the One-Woman LGBTQ Parenting Resource We Need
Mombian was born the way so many resources areーbecause the founder couldn’t find anything out there like it. When Dana Rudolph was staying at home as a mom to her
LGBTQ Black History: Black Transgender Activist Elle Moxley
Update 2/13/25: Moxley changed her last name in 2022, after transitioning. You can read her essay on the decision here. This article has been updated to reflect her current name.
LGBTQ Black History: Remembering Trailblazer Pauli Murray
Pauli Murray was a Black, nonbinary, queer poet, writer, lawyer and priest whose legacy carries on through law and activism. Born in Baltimore, MD in 1910, Murray moved to New
Women You Should Meet (W.Y.S.M.): Devan Zeger
Name: Devan Zeger City, State: Sharpsburg, MD Age: 30 Profession: Wine Specialist for Lion & Dove/DMV Distributing Website: www.dmvdist.com In a few words, how would you describe yourself? Passionate, loyal,
Queer Photographer Captures the Enduring Power of Black Joy
Every February as we celebrate Black History Month, we remember the rich history of Black culture in America by honoring the struggles we’ve overcome and reflecting the goals we’ve realized.
LGBTQ Black History: Josephine Baker’s History as an Unforgettable Activist and Actress
Actress and activist Josephine Baker found the stage when she was barely a teenager, struggling with homelessness and poverty in St. Louis, but her enchanting presence on stages across the