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Nonbinary Houston Artist Wyntress X’ion Shines Through Art and Advocacy

Wyntress X’ion, a Houston native and nonbinary artist, blends vibrant art with queer advocacy, reflecting on their identity journey and…

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Legacy Builder: Tim Martinez’s Lifelong Commitment to Houston’s LGBTQ Health

After two decades with Legacy Community Health, Tim Martinez reflects on its growth from a local clinic into a statewide…

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Galveston Native Returns Home to Uplift Community Through Beauty and Healing

After years of transformation and care work in Atlanta and NYC, Franklin Berry returns to Galveston to open a salon,…

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Galveston Couple Shapes a Creative Life Through Clay, Community, and Love

Galveston’s Erica and Kristen Williams turned a shared love of art, community, and each other into THrō Ceramics, a creative…

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Houston Pride Parade 2025

An estimated 700,000 people gathered in downtown Houston for the 47th annual Pride Houston 365 Parade, one of the largest…

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Why There is No Such Thing as “Gay Marriage”

Ten years after Obergefell v. Hodges, advocates urge a shift in language—away from "same-sex marriage" and toward "marriage equality"—to reflect…

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10 Years After Obergefell, LGBTQ Families Celebrate Progress and Face Ongoing Challenges

Ten years after the landmark Supreme Court ruling, LGBTQ families celebrate marriage equality—and emphasize the ongoing fight for full legal…

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Midtown’s Pride Sign Wrap Honors Queer Icons Across Generations

A vibrant sign wrap in Bagby Park, created by artist Angel Albarran, transforms the Midtown sign into a tribute to…

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Drag University Returns to Houston to Uplift a New Generation

Drag University returns nearly 20 years after its launch, offering Houston’s rising drag stars skills in performance, advocacy, and HIV…

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Scot More Helps LGBTQ Houstonians Reclaim Their Lives Through Homeless Court

After being kicked out at 18 for coming out, Scot More turned personal hardship into purpose. Now, he leads Houston’s…

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