Queer Black History: Queer Women Activists
Celebrating Black history only in February, as if it is separate from American history is both a blessing and a curse of the legacy of race relations in the United
Breaking Gender Norms: Mainstream Invisibility of Black LGBTQ Fashion
When Harry Styles graced Vogue’s pages in a floor-length, faded blue gown in early November, social media and pop culture discourse erupted. Most fans were elated and praised Styles for
All Jokes Aside: Is Sam Jay Good for the Community?
After being locked down in our homes for the better part of spring and summer, TV has been many people’s great escape. No channel has profited more from us being
Support Pours Out for Actor Elliot Page After He Comes Out as Trans
In a letter posted across his social media channels yesterday, Elliot Page, 33, came out as transgender and instantly became one of the highest profile out trans people in the
2020 Holigay Gift Guide
Looking for gift ideas? Whether you’re shopping for your significant other, colleague, or best friend, we have some of the best unique and budget-friendly gift ideas for everyone on your
Women You Should Meet (W.Y.S.M.): Kendra Kuliga
Name: Kendra Kuliga (aka drag king Ken Vegas) City, State: Washington, D.C. Age: 47 Profession: Graphic Designer Website: cieloproductions.com In a few words, how would you describe yourself? Designer, business
Black Trans Deaths in 2020: Say Their Names
As of November 2020 there have been at least 21 murders of Black trans people this year. Let’s take time to honor them by saying their names and remembering their
Musiq Scene: Kat Cunning
Named “one to watch” by BBC tastemaker Annie Mac, Kat Cunning is a non-binary musician, actor, and dancer who most recently starred in Netflix’s Trinkets. Their music blends pop, soul
Musiq Scene: Carlie Hanson
Carlie Hanson is a bisexual pop/alt songstress who is known for tackling issues like self-sabotage, police brutality, losing friends to the hole of drugs, depression, but does so in such