Some call this time of the year scary and confusing — and for many, it truly can be.
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Terry Dyer, an award-winning author and activist, raises HIV/AIDS awareness, develops community programs and grants, fosters LGBTQ+ engagement, and engages in athletics. He wrote “Letters to a GAY BLACK BOY,” sparking discussions on racism, homophobia, mental health, family, and love.
Rev. Skip Jennings, an author, podcaster, transformational coach, and yoga/meditation teacher. He is a New Thought Minister and his notable work, “The Little Book for Transformation,” inspires change and living an authentic spiritual life.
When the Supreme Court decided Obergefell v. Hodges in 2015, many of us cried tears of joy.
Last month, Wilton Manors — Florida’s vibrant “gayborhood” — welcomed Back to BlaQ, its inaugural celebration devoted to uplifting Black LGBTQ voices. On June 6, more than 1,200 attendees came together to honor the creativity, resilience, and intersectionality of Florida’s Black queer community.
In the Ballroom community, the title Mother of the House is not given — it is earned.
Women’s History Month is more than a moment of reflection — it is a call to action. It is a time to honor, uplift, and stand in solidarity with the women who have long been at the forefront of our fight for equality.
As 2025 unfolds under a new political administration, LGBTQ communities are uniquely positioned to address systemic challenges while seizing opportunities for growth and empowerment. Political transitions often bring uncertainty, but through proactive engagement, resilience, and collective action, we can navigate this chapter with purpose.
La elección presidencial de 2024 ha dejado a muchas personas de la comunidad LGBTQ, comunidades de color, mujeres y otros grupos marginados enfrentándose a una dura realidad: Donald Trump regresará a la Casa Blanca.
The 2024 presidential election has left many in the LGBTQ community, people of color, women, and other marginalized groups grappling with a harsh reality: Donald Trump is returning to The White House.
We (Terry and Rev. Skip) were thrilled to attend this year’s United States Conference on HIV/AIDS (USCHA) in New Orleans.
The 2024 Paris Olympics have come and gone, leaving behind a trail of unforgettable moments and groundbreaking achievements.
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