Black Voices

A Legacy in the Spotlight: Roxanne Collins

Legendary Houston drag queen Roxanne Collins is honored for her 30-year career.

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Nathan Maxey Advances HIV Advocacy with Resilience, Leadership, and Personal Strength

Nathan Maxey, a proud gay Houstonian living with HIV for 25 years, leads public health efforts while honoring his family’s…

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Houston Pastor Shelley Washington Innovates with Faith to Uplift Marginalized Communities

Shelley Washington, a passionate advocate for community care and justice, is expanding services and addressing disparities through her work.

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Faith Leader Shon Stewart Dedicates His Life to Freedom and Healing

Shon Stewart, founder of Freedom Church, is a faith leader, educator, and cancer survivor who has dedicated his life to…

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Black Trans Advocate Aria Sa’id Promotes Self-Care and Community

Aria Sa'id has dedicated her career to creating and leading nonprofit organizations that promote the rights and well-being of transgender…

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Remembering Houston’s Iconic Studio 13

Studio 13 was a popular and influential gay club in Montrose catering to Houston’s Black gay community.

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Deondre Moore and Nathaniel Holley: A Journey of Love and Advocacy

Deondre Moore and Nathaniel Holley, both advocates for HIV awareness and prevention, met through their work and have since become…

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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…

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Four Black LGBTQ People to Know in Houston

Celebrating four Black LGBTQ individuals who are making a significant impact in uplifting the most marginalized members of society.

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Ritchie T. Martin Jr. Honored for HIV/AIDS Work in Houston

Ritchie T. Martin Jr. brings his expertise to Allies in Hope, Houston's oldest HIV/AIDS service organization, to expand services and…

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