Archive: Profiles

	Title	Issue
	The Dinah Weathers the Storm The founder of the Dinah talks recession, celebrities and the 10,000 lesbians she's expecting for this year's event. Diane Anderson-Minshall	Web Articles 2009
	The Babe is Back: A RuPaul Interview Spend the inauguration with another pioneering African American. Jacob Anderson-Minshall	Web Articles 2009
	Top Ten Reasons We Love Odalys Nanin We can’t get enough of Odalys Nanin. Diane Anderson-Minshall	Web Articles 2009
	Remembering Del Martin Del Martin was a pioneer, an icon and a hero. Her activism changed the face of the lesbian community, and her death on August 27, 2008 was mourned by us all. Now that our right to marry hangs in the balance once again, these photos of Martin’s public memorial service at San Francisco City Hall on October 1, 2008 remind us of the work she accomplished, and the work still to be done. [All photos by Kasey Neuenschwander]	Web Articles 2009
	Mia Kirshner: Exclusive Interview On The L Word Mia Kirshner plays up her role as Jenny Schecter. But in real life, she's fighting to change the world. Katie Peoples	Web Articles 2009
	Betsy Salkind Answers Our Questions Curve readers voted her one of America’s funniest lesbian comics. Turns out, she’s not a lesbian anymore. We thought we’d ask her about it. Mary Foulk	Web Articles 2009
	Sabrina Matthews: Exclusive Interview Side-splitting lesbian comic Sabrina Matthews talks about stand-up, L.A. and groupies. Colleen M. Lee	Web Articles 2009
	Dorothy Allison: The Value of Redemption Dorothy Allison says it astonishes her when people pay attention to our stories—queer stories, working-class stories, stories of the abused, despised and disenfranchised. "The world don't wanna know...it's fucking America." Kathleen Wilkinson	Web Articles 2009
	Stacyann Chin: More than a Mouthful This Broadway veteran gets lyrical with her rapid-fire slam poetry performance. Jocelyn Voo	September 2008
	Dani Campbell's Shot at Love Diane Anderson-Minshall	April 2008