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[…] artist that creates it. As NUBIA continues, it can just get bigger and better. It’s so great to work with amazing sisters and it’s been like a family. Additionally, we come in as producers and that’s worth celebrating as well. So anyone that will be entering NUBIA, keep your eyes, ears, spirits and energy […]

[…] like to do that, it was like a domino effect for everyone else in my life. My empathy for them finally manifested—I felt what my friends and family felt, in my gut and in my heart. But while I was finally able to accept myself as a gay man, I found that I couldn’t […]

[…] to show that trans people are capable and deserving of finding and sharing love–for ourselves and with others. It’s also an opportunity for the partners, friends, and family who love us to show that we are an important and valuable part of their lives. Because of the discrimination trans people face, not everyone can […]

[…] am honored to be the first trans woman to be included for the iconic Playboy Playmates of the Year shoot,” said Rocero. “Playboy has become like a family to me. I appreciate their support of my advocacies and me as a storyteller. For the Playboy article “In Her Element” to be nominated for a […]

[…] novel, with artists Celia Moscote and James Fenner. The book tells the story of Juliet, a Puerto Rican lesbian from the Bronx who comes out to her family and takes an internship in Portland, Oregon, and is set for release later this year. Yes. It’s true. I actually finished a script for this the […]

[…] pic.twitter.com/Et1RXsF8hl — Sol (@ThisIsSoledad) April 6, 2020 pic.twitter.com/pNmNTNgycE — rachel *S6 Spoilers (@sassy_mariska) April 6, 2020 Last week’s episode. All of it. The growth the entire Rose family has experienced during their time in Schitt’s Creek is beautiful. Alexis knowing she can make it on her own. David knowing his home is wherever Patrick […]

[…] will be released on the organization’s social media channels and website. The videos highlight each of the honoree’s personal experience with coming out and how religion, culture, family, and HIV/AIDS have impacted their lives. There are nine different countries representing Honor 41 honorees, including the United States, Puerto Rico, Mexico, Honduras, El Salvador, Venezuela, […]

[…] will premiere on April 24. 7) 20th Century TV has announced an adaptation in development of out writer Michael Arceneaux’s memoir I Can’t Date Jesus: Love, Sex, Family, Race, and Other Reasons I’ve put my Faith in Beyoncé. The show has Lee Daniels and Jerrod Carmichael attached with Arceneaux producing as well, and is […]