Parenting in an Interracial Queer Relationship: Lessons from Bette and Tina
Recently, I’ve been in the mood for binge rewatching some of my favorite TV shows, including The L Word. There is a particular episode with Bette and Tina that stands
Inclusion in Practice: Why Philadelphia’s Take on the Pride Flag Is So Important
In June, you probably celebrated Pride with the rainbow flag symbol. Maybe you carried a flag as you marched in a protest or parade, perhaps you merrily scrolled through Facebook,…
Meeting Leads to Calls for Capital Pride Board to Step Down
By Angelo C. Louw Several calls were made for members of the Capital Pride board of directors to step down and make way for more representative leadership at a meeting
An Act of Protest
Her smooth limbs tangle with mine in the morning light. Together we glow. We laugh and hold our legs in the air admiring the strength of our feet, the turn
Dear Anyone Who Voted for Donald Trump
Dear Anyone Who Voted For Trump, It’s been a long and exhausting election season. I had hoped that our now President elect would have crawled back into the hole from
Coming to America as Public Enemy #1
“Just don’t go there and be gay, Angie,” says my grandma to me as I tell her about all the things I will do when I trek to the greatest
Tinder Across America Blog
What is Tinder Across America? What started out as a joke amongst friends has now morphed into a story sure to engage and create connections and fun across the country.
Remixing Colorblind: An Interview With Dr. Sheena Howard
During the last year and a half, students of color across university campuses, stretching to the four corners of our country, ushered in an era of black liberation and empowerment