A Road Map Beyond Black History Month
Black History Month (Feb) became a national annual observance in 1926. The goal of the month is to honor and celebrate the achievements of African-Americans… Read more »
Multicultural
Black, Disabled, Gay Christian Man In The South Moves Beyond His Labels
Author Christopher D. Coleman has written a truly inspiring memoir that highlights the strength of the human spirit… Read more »
Lesbian Expats
We spoke to lesbian expats about their experiences adapting to a new culture with unfamiliar views on homosexuality… Read more »
New Study To Look At Mental Health Needs Of Queer Immigrant Latinas
Researchers at San Francisco State University will gather research through a survey that will inform policies and training of mental health professionals… Read more »
My Other Half
You will hear me refer to myself as Hispanic before you would hear me say I’m an Irish gal… Read more »
In My Own Skin
At the age of fourteen, after a lifetime of ambiguity, I learned that my father was actually Puerto Rican… Read more »
Driven Women
Kate Kamunde talks about the human rights struggle for LGBTQ Kenyans and what she’s doing for equality. Lori Johnson talks shop about being female in a male-dominated auto industry… Read more »