Free in “PV” By David Monticalvo For the first time in my life, I was happy to be gay, and could enjoy being me. I didn’t know it at the time, but this moment was a s […]

From Venice to Greenwich, and Points in Between By Edward J. Sullivan Many of the male members, including Juarez, were queer and manifested a distinct and often highly idiosyncratic as well as a socially […]

On Ambiguity in a Small Town By Charlie J. Stephens There are fishing people and service workers and librarians and tradespeople. Few people have managed to use the they/them pronouns […]

Trans Joy Onstage Deep in the Heart of Texas By Brian Fehler This spring, Ground Floor Theatre in Austin presented the world premiere of Always a Boy, by mother-son playwrights Jo and Jeremy Ivester. […]

Award-Winning and Banned Book Author Launches Next Queer Leadership Book “The Gay Leadership Dude®” is proud to announce the launch of his groundbreaking new book, Your Queer […]

WorkPride 2024 to Celebrate myGwork’s 10th Anniversary with Free Allyship Course myGwork, the largest global LGBTQ+ business platform, will offer complimentary access to its award-winning […]

It Gets Better Announces Publication of Queerbook, Follow Up to Its 2011 Best Seller It Gets Better, the world’s largest effort to empower LGBTQ+ youth, today announced the release of its first […]

Survey of LGBTQ+ Young People Shows High Rates of Suicide Risk, Harmful Impacts of Anti-LGBTQ+ Lower rates of attempting suicide reported by those who had access to affirming spaces and communities The […]

Pair Eyewear Unveils Fourth Annual ‘Love Wins’ Collection to Support GLSEN In honor of Pride Month, Pair Eyewear will donate profits to GLSEN to advance efforts to promote LGBTQ+ […]

May 1st is International Jockstrap Appreciation Day! BIKE ATHLETIC CELEBRATES 150th ANNIVERSARY IN TIMESSQUARE WITH DANCERS FROM BROADWAY BARES – BENEFITING B […]

Oy Vey and Gay By Chef Rossi Being a bisexual rocker chick suited my image, but still, there were all those pesky penises to contend with. At first, I thought, “Maybe I […]

The Rituals of Revival By Sarah Drepaul This is what distinguishes the festival from other queer art performances, at least in the U.S.: it is not afraid to understand and […]

An Unconventional Coming Out By Thomasin Lockwood I frequently thought of women, but could barely admit it to myself, let alone go out and explore it. A drunk make out with a female […]

Queerbaiting History: Maestro and Fellow Travelers (Part Two) By Jonathan Alexander I didn’t realize at first that this series, especially when seen alongside Maestro, actually epitomizes queerbaiting: it titillates w […]

Queerbaiting History: Maestro and Fellow Travelers (Part One) By Jonathan Alexander Both of these shows also offer us portraits of queer life and love amidst the homophobia of the mid to late twentieth century. But as […]

The Straight Men that Made Me Gay By Gregory Walters I grew up at a time when there weren’t any visible or out homosexuals. Liberace had stated under oath he wasn’t gay. Elton John was mar […]

Companionship & Transformation: Linus Borgo By Cassandra Langer “Visceral and shocking to many, Linus Borgo’s first solo show, Monstrum, at Yossi Milo Gallery on Tenth Avenue in the trendy, Chelsea a […]

Remembering Edwin By Ronald Valdiserri It began with the illness and death of my brother’s partner Tommy, the loss of our dear college friend (the character Lenny in the n […]

Sasha Colby Laid Bare in Stunning “Stripped” Tour On February 29thRupaul’s Drag Race winner Sasha Colby kicked off her first headlining tour at the Bella C […]

A Writer’s Beginning By Laury Egan I don’t consider myself an LGTBQ+ writer; I am simply a writer who sometimes creates stories that include LGTBQ+ characters, though they are t […]