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Like clockwork, the start of a new year is filled with resolutions, many of which are completely abandoned before the calendar enters the...

For many, Christmas represents the promise of peace and goodwill, but behind the decorations and family traditions is a dark underpinning...

Between December 2019 and May 2020, Joshua Henry Jenkins, co-creator of “Black, Gay, stuck at home,” lost two of his closest Black queer...

Before the digital explosion of Black gay blogs and social media in the mid-2000s, CLIK, a glossy full-color monthly magazine created...

“This story is a love letter to boys like us. Period.” — Ellis Dawson, Co-Creator, “For The Boys” Ever so often, a piece of art is...

Since 2009, Kandi Burruss has opened up her life to millions of viewers across the country on the hit Bravo reality show The Real...

NAESM exists to serve Black, gay and bisexual men. Full stop. This tenet has been central to the organization’s mission in the fight to...

To say that 2016 was a whirlwind for Academy Award-winning screenwriter Tarell Alvin McCraney would be an understatement. Five years...

For nearly 15 years, Old Brown, Lead Pastor of Impact Church, located in what was once an abandoned warehouse in East Point after small...

“Being queer is a significant historical fact and it must be preserved.” — Rev. Duncan E. Teague Tucked away in several boxes inside a...

Since 2013, the Georgia HIV Justice Coalition, a conglomerate of up to 10 active social justice and HIV-centered organizations, has been...

After a successful world premiere at Outfest in Los Angeles, the cast and creative team behind the new short film “Smoke, Lilies, and...

A lot has changed since Deontez Wimbley, 29, first walked into the Chili’s restaurant in the Lindbergh section of Buckhead in April 2016....

This year marks the 25th anniversary of Atlanta Black Pride, one of the largest Black Pride celebrations in the United States. And unlike...

For Black LGBTQ+ Atlantans, Sundays in Piedmont Park have long been an unofficial event, until nine years ago when organizers of the...

Even in death, Commissioner Joan Garner continues to make history. On Monday afternoon, dozens of supporters, city officials, and friends...

Victor Jackson deserves your attention. Throughout much of the pandemic, the quadruple threat (singer, actor, choreographer, creative...

Every time abstract artist Emmy Marshall, 36, sells a new painting he places a red sticker on the back of his bedroom door. So far this...

Growing up in the Caribbean nation of British Guyana, Christopher Inniss, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine and Area Chief of Staff at...

“How can you believe in something you’ve never seen?” It’s a question that plagued a young Jamal Jordan during his formative years in...