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Black Voices
Pride Houston 365’s New President Champions Visibility, Unity, and Year-Round Impact
From Jamaican roots to Houston’s LGBTQ front lines, Kerry-Ann Morrison steps into Pride Houston 365’s top role with a message of hope, inclusivity, and year-round visibility.
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Community News
Timothy Wayne Leads Brazoria County Pride with Heart, Grit, and Glitter
From bullied teen to bold leader, Timothy Wayne is building Brazoria County Pride into a vital support system for LGBTQ youth and families across rural Texas.
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Art
Town Meeting I Tribute Celebrates Houston’s LGBTQ History and Inspires a New Future
Artists Nick Vaughan and Jake Margolin are honoring Houston’s historic 1978 Town Meeting I with an exhibition, symposium, and the launch of the Rendezvous Center for Art.
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Community News
The Life and Impact of Trey Yates
Houston attorney Trey Yates overcame childhood struggles and bullying to become a prominent legal advocate.
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Black Voices
Speaking the T.R.U.T.H. for More Than a Decade
Kevin Anderson, founder of the T.R.U.T.H. Project, has dedicated his life to helping others find connection and joy through creative expression.
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Features
Trump Threatens LGBTQ Immigrants
Donald Trump's victory spells setbacks for LGBTQ rights and LGBTQ immigrants. Mass deportations and immigration policies threaten economic and social stability.
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Features
The Green Card Gamble
Undocumented immigrants can marry US citizens but need legal advice for Green Card prospects.
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Religion
Finding Faith Beyond Fundamentalism
Houston’s Unity Church, led by openly gay pastor Michael Gott, embraces diversity and progressive values.
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Community News
Preserving Houston’s Leather History
Gulf Coast Archive and Museum of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender History, Inc. transforms into Heart of Leather Foundation.
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Art
Folding Paper, Shaping Culture
For years, Te Jui (Kyle) Fu, a master of origami—the art of folding paper—has dreamed of an origami festival in Houston. Now, with a grant from the Houston Arts Alliance,…
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