Why I No Longer Come Out
"No one is born in a closet and finally decides to come out. Closets are made..." writes Kadia Tubman.
From Florida to Europe: Love Will Find a Way
It’s Pride season, and nothing says Pride like Love. Immani Love to be exact. She is poet, lover, entertainer, artist, and she’s jumping across the pond for the Third Annual Rainbow Tour.
A Queer Femme Traveling Solo: “We Are African”
Rachel Wangeci Kigano documents her journey as a queer women traveling solo in Cartagena, Colombia.
Our Family, Our Pulse
bklyn boihood shares a moving statement with the community about the Orlando attack.
Am I a Stereotype? (And Other Tough Questions)
When Kadia runs into an old crush and gets congratulated for "getting a white girl," she checks...herself.
11 Lessons You’ll Learn the Hard Way About Love
Writer Kadia Tubman shares the hard love lessons she has learned.
Love Yourself First: A Self-Love Primer for Queer Women of Color
"If you don’t love yourself, you can’t choose the right person to love you, either." Michelle Murrain drops some serious knowledge on self-love and self-compassion.
The Necessary Queering of the Conversation: One Queer Woman of Color’s Plea for Understanding and Collective Thought
Lauren Dunn reflects on falling outside of the norm in regards to sexual and gender identities.
If BET Was Really About Shit: A Listicle of Black Millennial Demands
BET, you have made your billions of dollars being basic. In the process, you have turned millions of black millennials all the way off with your programming. One of them is calling you out.
Why I Started Women Of Color Healing Retreats in Costa Rica and Why You’re Invited
Here's your personal invitation to Women of Color Healing Retreats, a six-day retreat in Costa Rica, June 13-20, focused on meditation, decolonizing yoga, and learning tropical plant medicine.
IDENTITY[S] Short Film Series Challenges Gender Binaries
IDENTITY[S] is a short film series that trails the narrative and insights of LGBT individuals who unapologetically take a stand against majority ideals, restricted gender binary, and groupthink.
First Person: Before I Was a Lesbian, I Was Homophobic
After denying her love for women for years, Lyn learned to love herself and live her truth.