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LGBT History in the Making: The REVIVAL Tour Celebrates Queer Women of Color Art and Performance

Get ready! THE REVIVAL tour kicks off this weekend from October 5th through 13th. The show has convened some of the flyest, most influential performers in the country, and is anticipated to reach over 1,000 folks in 7 different cities this year. With dynamic...

Film Review of “Yes or No?” Using Humor to Break the Silence of LGBT Voices in Thailand

  The film “Yes or No”  is a story about two Thai girls in college (Pie and Kim), complete strangers,  who become lovers through their year of rooming together. Pie comes from an upper middle class Thai family that adheres to traditional thought and...

Just Do It: 5 Ways You Can Support LGBTQ Youth of Color without Giving Money

Today, young adults are more vocal about their sexual orientation than ever before. And with society’s shifting views on marriage equality, one might assume LGBTQ acceptance is on the rise, but that is not the case for many queer youth. Tragically, more than 1 in 4...

Queer Women of Color and Visual Storytelling: Spotlight on Taryn Crenshaw of Artist Collective, Esoteric Lore

Taryn Lee Crenshaw is a visionary documentary filmmaker/photographer who transformed her realm of thinking after moving to Atlanta, GA to attend Spelman College. It was there, within the Women’s Research and Resource Center, where she embraced activism fully and...

Film Review of SPIDER LILIES: The Bittersweet Love Story of Two Taiwanese Lesbians

Spider Lilies follows the heart-wrenching love story of two Taiwanese women. Zhuzi, is a tattoo artist in her 20s who continues her father’s legacy by opening up her own tattoo store. She inhabits a world of internal turmoil due to a past filled with grief and guilt....
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