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Analog collage artist Kendrick Daye uses positive reflection as motivation
Kendrick Daye, an analog collage artist and art director based in Harlem, prefers walking sideways to his goals. Straight feels, perchance, too restraining, reliant and, daresay, typical. He, on the o
SMH: SoulCycle and Equinox Owner is wack and we have the receipts
To Soulcycle and Equinox owner Stephen Ross: You can’t have a nonprofit with a mission statement promoting equality then open your doors to Trump.
How trans creative Julian Miholics uses art to depict LGBT+ identities
Ontario-based artist Julian Miholics uses a sense of vulnerability, rawness, hope, and love in all of his works to express his personal catharsis.
Pride Year Round: New Getty Images research finds a change in searches for LGBTQIA+ images
LGBTQIA+ images are plentiful during Pride, but what about the rest of the year? Getty Images gives us an exclusive look at search trends in the past year.
Bingeworthy Queer Shows: Here’s a streaming guide for Pride Month
Looking for something to binge this glorious Pride Month? Look no further. Peep our list of bingeworthy queer TV shows. And Happy Pride!
Police at Pride: Should law enforcement be allowed in Pride festivities?
Pride has a history of political activism and a rejection of law enforcement brutality against LGBTQIA+ people. Should police be allowed at Pride today?
Why Kevin Hart doesn’t owe the LGBTQ community any more apologies
Now that Kevin Hart has apologized on multiple occasions, he deserves the opportunity to learn and grow just like everyone else.
The Trump Administration is looking to end the legal recognition of the term ‘transgender’
As midterms approach there are going to be key seats in both the House and Senate that could go into signing these upcoming decisions.
The New York LGBT Film Festival celebrates its 30th anniversary
For 30 years, the New York LGBT Film Festival (aka NewFest) has provided an important platform for queer storytelling.