For the 2020 Pride Month, KultureHub has curated a list of nine queer POC music artists who are changing the game one message at a time.
How the Bangtan Boys are changing the world through effective activism
BTS, known as the Bangtan Boys, is an international K-Pop group. Aside from singing and dancing, they contribute to many activist initiatives like #BLM.
What are the correct Queer terms? We got you and beyond
Some of the correct queer terms can be a little confusing, so, we created a shortlist of terms commonly used within the LGBTQIA+ community to clarify.
What your resources looking like? A how-to for Black LGBTQ communities
In honor of Pride Month and to show our solidarity with the trans community, we have compiled a list of viable resources members can utilize.
Trump’s denial of patient protections has left the LGBTQ community at risk
Recently, President Donald Trump reversed a protection that serves transgender people and women who seek abortions. LGBTQ+ members and allies reacted.
Reactions to Spongebob’s involvement in the LGBTQ community
On June 12, Nickelodeon announced via Twitter that Spongebob Squarepants is part of the LGBTQ community. Twitter users reacted by using #SpongebobIsGay.
Why Dawson’s Creek’s Jack McPhee is still important 20 years later
Dawson’s Creek’s Jack McPhee knew he was not the conventional image of “the homosexual,” but he didn’t care. He just wanted to be himself.
The dark reality for struggling youth fighting for stability in quarantine
Calls to crisis hotlines have spiked by over 800% nationwide. Although virtual resources are accessible, youth programs for those in foster care, juvenile detention, and homeless shelters have a harde
Analog collage artist Kendrick Daye uses positive reflection as motivation
Kendrick Daye 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
Zaya Wade’s gender identity reveal proves that parents can understand
Our youth often just need to be heard and to know their parents or guardians are taking a vested interest and concern in them.