Bring Your Own Queer (BYOQ) Is Back!
Calling all San Francisco Bay Area dykes, the premier free art and music festival is back for its third annual event. Put it on your calendar now… Read more »
Month: September 2020
A New Film About Third Gender
Journey with Lauren Lubin as she pioneers ultimate gender awareness for the LGBT community and herself, transitioning from female to gender neutral… Read more »
Lesbian Lives On Screen: Filmmaker Pam Walton On Art, Aesthetics, And LGBT Retirement
Their recent film, Triptych: 3 Women Making Art, was nominated for the 2014 “feature filmmaker” award for a film of more than 30 minutes – and it won! … Read more »
How The New York Media Covered The Stonewall Riots
The Stonewall riots were a six-night series of protests that began in the early morning of June 28, 1969, and centered around the Stonewall Inn, a gay bar in New York City… Read more »
How I Met Your Mother…At the Oscars
Another check off the bucket list for Neil Patrick Harris… Read more »
Out Comes Woman
With her sweet, smoky voice, Monique Mizrahi can be accused of musical entrapment… Read more »
BOLDfest: The New Michigan? (Part two)
Dragonboating is a microcosm of the BOLD experience; pushing yourself hard and doing something different… Read more »
Harrison Browne, He Shoots, He Scores
Harrison Browne makes history as the first transgender athlete to play for an American professional sports team… Read more »
Just Girls’ by Rachel Gold
A novel which will entertain and educate on some of the issues facing LGBTQIA teens and young adults in a world where they are misunderstood more often than not. r… Read more »
Harriet Tubman To Appear On New $20
Harriet Tubman’s face will replace former president and slaveholder Andrew Jackson… Read more »
This Is What A Lesbian Looks Like: Kate Freitag
Bike and Roll’s head mechanic of New York City and out transwoman Kate Freitag dishes on overcoming financial and emotional obstacles and battling discrimination… Read more »