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[…] to understand myself—but it came after years of slow, confusing, and painful climbing. For you, it might be different. For all of us, there are many more mountains to climb. But throughout your journey, never, ever be ashamed of being atypical. I’m proud to be a gay man, and I’m proud to be living […]

[…] Additionally, Sofi Tukker’s lyric video for  “Original Sin (Felix Jaehn Remix),” off their upcoming album WET TENNIS (watch it here) and Orville Peck’s music video for “Hexie Mountains” off his upcoming album Bronco (watch it here) are out now! In other music news, Layke’s new single and music video “Help Me Out” (watch it […]

[…] one here. “This series humanizes issues. It allows audiences to see the people being the change. It allows audiences to peek into what it takes to move mountains and make shifts in industries that have often neglected Black LGBTQ communities,” said Major Nesby, Co-Director of Changemakers & Founder of NEON. The season premiere of […]

[…] ask you: are we going to let them get away with it?”   Later in the evening, Orville Peck put on a show stopping performance of “Hexie Mountains,” Ricky Martin presented Bad Bunny with the Vanguard Award, and Gabrielle Union presented Jeremy Pope with the Stephen F. Kolzak Award.           […]

[…] just became completely blown away by her talent.” Peck, who was nominated for a GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Music Artist, recently performed his hit song “Hexie Mountains” at the award ceremony in Los Angeles. To watch Micaela’s story and so much more, all episodes of My Kind of Country are streaming now on Apple […]

[…] discrimination, and fetishization. As a Christian, the church taught me to only rely on my faith and that faith the size of a mustard seed can move mountains (Matthew 17:20-21). Black culture reinforced my own stigma about mental health, teaching me to avoid talking openly about anxiety, depression, and other mental health struggles. However, […]

[…] Charlotte, NC. “This series humanizes issues. It allows audiences to see the people being the change. It allows audiences to peek into what it takes to move mountains and make shifts in industries that have often neglected Black LGBTQ communities,” said Major Nesby, Co-Director of ‘Changemakers’ & Founder of NEON. “Changemakers” was a People’s […]

[…] positive change in their communities. Dani Lalonders “This series humanizes issues. It allows audiences to see the people being the change. It allows audiences to peek into what it takes to move mountains and make shifts in industries that have often neglected Black LGBTQ communities,” said Major Nesby, co-director of Changemakers & founder of NEON.