The Gay Games Are Still Relevant. Here’s Why
One of the aims of the Gay Games was to combat homophobia in sports. They have very inclusive policies and practices that provide a progressive model for mainstream sport to emulate.rn… Read more »
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What Does It Mean To Be Cisgender
The term cisgender refers to people whose gender identity and expression matches the biological sex they were assigned when they were born… Read more »
Film Review: Desert Hearts
Desert Hearts, a 1986 film with striking parallels to last year’s hit Carol, first shown 30 years ago at London’s first gay and lesbian film festival and it returned this year to BFI Flare… Read more »
Drag Kings In The City
A plumber, a magician, a Mexican wrestler, and even a Thanksgiving a turkey, no these are not the members of a strange version of the Village People, they represent just a few of the drag performers at the 14th Annual San Francisco Drag King Contest held at DNA Lounge on August, 15… Read more »
Ciara Will Be Headlining The Montreal Pride Festival
In 2019, the Montreal Pride Festival, presented by TD in cooperation with Casino de Montreal, is very proud to offer festivalgoers over 150 activities… Read more »
The Veronicas At Girls In Wonderland 2019
It’s a gorgeous spring weekend in Orlando, Florida. Women from all over the globe meet up to get wild, dance and love… Read more »
Ahead Of The Curve: Franco Stevens Documentary Kickstarter
A documentary film about Franco Stevens, a fierce lesbian role model who in manifesting her own dream made space for hundreds of thousands of others to have a chance at theirs… Read more »
Telling Kids Homophobia Is Wrong Won’t Stop Bullying In Schools
There is no doubt that homophobic bullying is a problem in Australian schools. So how should schools respond to incidents of teasing and bullying related to gender and sexual identity… Read more »
Return Of The TV Series: The L Word
LGBT social media networks were recently buzzing with news that a reboot of The L Word, the lesbian drama that ran for six series between 2004-09, is in the works at Showtime… Read more »
How Young Filmmakers Are Protecting Artistic Freedom In Kenya
Artistic freedom was always tenuous in Kenya, but it’s become even less so since Uhuru Kenyatta became president in 2013. The political pendulum has swung against political dissenters, intellectuals and a handful of media institutions that still believed in objective journalism… Read more »
Un-Doing The Traditional Ballroom Lead And Follow
Even if there was greater racial diversity in international dance sport, same-sex couples would not be able to dance on the competition floor… Read more »
Los Angeles LGBT Center Applauds California Legislature, Gov. Newsom For Nation’s First-Ever Funding For LBQ Women
LOS ANGELES, June 28, 2019 The Los Angeles LGBT Center commends Gov. Gavin Newsom for his approval of $17.5 million to create the unprecedented Lesbian, Bisexual, and Queer (LBQ) Women’s Health Equity Fund under the California Department of Public Health… Read more »