“Trump’s directive to exclude transgender people from military service has created a tidal wave of harms that have already been felt throughout our armed services.”
The multiracial boxer on his pre-transition hardships: “For a long time I forced a narrative that I didn’t really believe just because I didn’t feel I had another way around it.”
From two-factor verification to encrypted messaging, we’re paying more attention than ever to digital security. In this Q+A, queer POC tech activists Tania Lee and Slammer walk us through how to stay safe and sane in this hostile political moment.
In a new documentary the Nigerian-American performance artist expands on the themes of “Bronx Gothic,” her award-winning one-woman show that depicts Black girls coming of age amid sexual and systemic violence.
Carrie Hawks’ autobiographical documentary mixes animation with family interviews and dry humor to explore their lifelong journey to qualify their Blackness and LGBTQ identity with White and Black peers alike.
We spoke with Pulse survivor Ricardo Negron Almodovar about his work supporting the LGBTQ Latinx community in the year since the massacre at the Orlando nightclub.
In another segment of a five-part video series featuring immigration activists in Maricopa County, Arizona, Karyna Jaramillo struts her truth—even if law enforcement refuses to acknowledge it.
The flag—which city officials and advocacy groups debuted outside City Hall during its Pride kick-off event—is the nation’s first to specifically recognize queer Black and Brown communities.
The streaming company acquired the documentary and women-driven thriller after recently cutting two series with characters from underrepresented groups.
Las Vegas-based artist Justin Favela is making waves with his sculptures and installations that transform the cut paper used to decorate piñatas into works of art.
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