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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."
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.
Last month, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) Americans and our allies celebrated New York State becoming the sixth and largest state to allow same-sex marriage. But what does it signal to us LGBTQ citizens when the first African American president wants to employ states’ rights, which once upon a time in this country federally mandated racial segregation and sanctioned American slavery, to address the issue of same-sex marriage?
Prop. 8 and its aftermath...It’s not about the pulling of all of the black references out of the books -- MLK -- slavery -- interracial marriage, bus boycotts and Bayard Rustin... This is about, among other things, the invisibility of black folks in the gay community at large.
First celebrated in 1866 in Texas, it's now a federal holiday.
These eight women have dedicated their lives to freedom for all.
These eight women have dedicated their lives to freedom for all.
You can always trust a Trump-loving Republican to be a massive hypocrite!
The important American holiday needs its own day to shine, and Hulu is doing its part to make sure that happens.
Valerie Complex reviews the historical biopic that premiered at this year's Toronto International Film Festival.
Every year I submit this piece for Thanksgiving because it captures, in my humble opinion, the best way I can express my outrage of the genocide of Native Americans that is summarily glossed over with a national celebration and an annual holiday of its occupiers. "Yes, there's internalized homophobia in every gay community, but as Native Americans we are taught not to like ourselves because we're not white. In our communities, people don't like us because we're gay."
Let us make home, if not with biological family, then certainly with beloved friends.
Sleepy Hollow is the new show to watch this season!
Janelle Monáe takes time out from promoting her new album to comment on whether or not she defines herself as "queer."
Residing a stone's throw from Salem, Massachusetts, as I celebrate Women's History Month, I am reminded of one of this nation's earliest examples of home-grown domestic terrorism - the Salem Witch Trails of 1692. This haunting history of the Puritan's execution of innocent women, and certain men too, is a window into how their religious fanaticism, misogyny, and homophobia destroyed not only the moral fiber of their town, but how it also decimated its own Christian zeal all to become a "city on the hill."
In the spirit of Halloween, Rev. Irene Monroe reflects on the what she calls 'the nation's earliest examples of homegrown domestic terrorism --the Salem Witch Trials of 1692.' Monroe disucsses, Tituba, the black witch of Salem, who sparked the witchhunts, as a jumping off point to look at race, gender, lesbianism, the patriarchy and more.
Actress Ellen Barkin has never minced words, especially on Twitter, and now she's launching a war against a homophobic Utah TV station that banned her new gay-themed show.
Who wouldn't want her as their sex ed teacher?
Out actress Sarah Paulson is set to join “glamor cat” Jessica Lange and Evan Peters on the upcoming third season of Ryan Murphy’s American Horror Story anthology series on FX.
