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Posts under ‘Lesbian’
UK theater company, The Red Room, presents GAY AFRICA
Just received a note from Topher Campbell, the Artistic Director of London-based theater company, The Red Room, about a exciting and daring event happening February 28 called GAY AFRICA. In partnership with fellow London-based free speech and human rights organization, English PEN, GAY AFRICA is a free event that will bring together a mix [...]
Dallas rocker, Jevette, rocking the radio for her birthday
This just in from one of this site’s Facebook fans, Stacy Crockett. This is going down Monday, January 11.
Come help me celebrate Sonya Jevette’s Birthday!!!!! She will be on the air with BikerFM.com’s Shelley Brooks @ 9PM and then at Backbeat Cafe @ The Mosaic Lofts in downtown Dallas at 11PM. Every year Sonya [...]
Annise Parker has been elected as mayor of Houston, Texas
Despite mailers which attacked her for being lesbian, Annise Parker was elected mayor of Houston, Texas this evening with 53% of the vote, while opponent, Gene Locke, got 47%. Congratulations, Annise, on your win!
Valiente, HRC discuss lack of diversity as barrier to equality
About 30 individuals from various Dallas groups, including Valiente-a prominent organization for LGBT Latino/as in Dallas, and the Human Rights Campaign local steering committee met Monday night at On The Border in uptown Dallas to discuss the barriers for diversity within mainstream equality groups like the HRC. The meeting was a initiative of HRC’s [...]
UNT grad wants you to think again about marriage equality
University of North Texas graduate, Liz Turner now lives in Atlanta and has produced a new short video project that invites conversation on marriage equailty. I’ve asked readers to vote for another film short of hers and now I’m pushing you again for votes. Please watch and vote for new her film, [...]
Podcast: Poet, Samiya Bashir, speaks “Gospel”
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Author and performance poet, Samiya Bashir, talks with me about her new collection of poetry entitled, Gospel, published by Redbone Press. Her previous work, Where the Apple Falls (2005), was a Lambda Literary Award finalist. Her works have been featured in Essence Magazine, Ms. Magazine, Black Letters Book Review, and Vibe Magazine just [...]
Kisa Jackson Production new stage play debut this weekend in Oak Cliff
Kisa Jackson has been busy bringing more dramatic works for the LGBT community, and her production company debuts its latest work this Friday and Saturday, March 13 & 14, with the work, “After the Rain, the Sun will Shine“, at the renovated Texas Theatre, 231 W. Jefferson, in Dallas. Kisa dubs the new play [...]
