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In an exclusive clip shared with PRIDE.com, audiences see how "a Hoodoo practitioner's healing hands can help folks through some of life's most difficult circumstances."
State & Union is a precarious journey into the world of lesbian families in the Deep South and their struggle for equality.
Carolyn Sherer's work portrays families who live without the same protections and rights as straight families in the south.
The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute in Alabama expands its definition of “civil rights” tonight when it unveils the photo exhibit “Living in Limbo: Lesbian Families in the Deep South.”
Kristen Becker never thought her comedy career would lead to a fight for equality in the Deep South.
After the cancellation of The Real L Word, Showtime's got a new take on a familiar title.
The new documentary L Word Mississippi: Hate the Sin shows a glimpse into the unique challenges of lesbians in the conservative South.
While Ilene Chaiken's earlier series depicted the lives of lesbians in glamorous L.A., her latest project is her realest yet.
Mandela gave so much to the world, including the instructions for how to continue his work, his activism, his quest for equality.
Explore the LGBTQ+ country dance scene in Dallas through the eyes of a visiting Londoner.
Black queer boys are finally getting their shine in this adorable, upcoming animated short!
To date, more than 230, 000 African Americans have died of AIDS. The inception of World AIDS Day began, many would say, when the world was in need of prayer. But that was all we had at the time. In 1988, the World Health Organization designated Dec. 1 as the day to pause and reflect on the magnitude of the devastating effect this disease was having on domestic and global communities.
The station's Twitter account shared the slur after he came out publicly.
Crystal Craven, one half of the lesbian couple who made history — and sparked outrage — when they married last month in Laurel, Miss., has died, reports Jim Romanesko. Craven lost her battle against brain cancer on Monday, March 11. She was 34.
Alaska officials keep fighting marriage equality, Nevada's governor stands against antigay forces, and decisions may be imminent in Mississippi and Arkansas.
2013 is making it difficult to avoid one of America’s greatest sins—slavery. We’ve just marked the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation, and a plethora of films, documentaries and TV specials that address slavery are slated for release.
As part of our effort to profile more authors within the LGBT community, we present Kim Lee Brown. Kim and her partner Jazzymyne sailed from California to Mazatlan, Mexico with their cat, and they worked together on Two Fools and a Cat, a book about the journey.
Like most filmmakers, Aurora Guerrero’s road to the Sundance Film Festival wasn’t easy. Yet her path was unique because of all the people who came along for the ride. Guerrero’s debut feature film, Mosquita y Mari, deals with subject matter that’s not usually on Hollywood’s radar: a deep, but complicated love between two young Latinas growing up in South East L.A.’s immigrant community.
