Queer Movers and Shakers
story by Chellie Bowman & Moth Moth Moth | photos by Andrew Stanford | mural by Lexie Perkins The first time I ever saw Moth Moth Moth perform was during…
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Protecting LGBT+ Students: In Memory of Middle-School Student Andy Leach
by Melinda Lejman Andy Leach has been described by friends and family as a sweet and loving boy. The 12-year-old, who recently came out to classmates at Southaven Middle…
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Q & A with Jonathan M. Ealy
by Melinda Lejman | photo by Stephen Dillon You were recently elected to serve as Chairman of the board of directors at OUTMemphis, and you are the first African…
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CHOICES: Capital Campaign
story by Melinda Lejman Many women of color are not afforded protections in the U.S. healthcare system. CHOICES Memphis Center for Reproductive Health intends to create seamless access to…
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Not Just Another Dear John Letter
by Sarah Rutledge Fischer These are not the coming out stories of adolescence and youth, full of parental disapproval and schoolyard bullying. These are stories of grown women confronting…
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Like Father, Like Son
story by Anita Moyt Tom Campbell photo by Tom Dearen Imagine a father so proud of his son and daughter, he beams. Imagine a grandfather, with pride in his…
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Terryl Bucker, the Father of the Memphis Black Pride Community
By Anita Moyt, with contributions by Joy Doss | photos courtesy of Tristate Black Pride and Terryl Buckner Terryl Buckner was honored by Tristate Black Pride on June 15,…
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Here Come The Brides: Amanda DeVlugt and Suzie Szanyi
story by Amanda DeVlugt with her soon-to-be wife, Suzanne Szanyi | portrait photo by Lisa Cline Photography, snapshots courtesy of Amanda DeVlugt It’s any normal day in August in…
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ExGay ‘Therapy’ Client Thrives, Identity Intact
by Garrard Conley Garrard Conley, the young man in the ExGay program lead by John Smid (see previous article), has written about the pain of his experience in…
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Not Married? Your Last Wishes–And Life Partner–Can Be Ignored By Your Kin
by Sarah Rutledge Fisher Even the best made funeral plans are vulnerable. When it comes to unmarried couples, straight or LGBT, what happens to one’s remains after death is…
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