Black Voices

The T.R.U.T.H. Project founder Kevin Anderson receives the Montrose Center's 2026 LGBTQ+ Innovator Award, honoring 15 years of healing spaces for queer and trans communities of color.

Houston-born musician and visual artist Angela Uhegwu, who performs as S.O.U.L.A.S.P.H.E.R.E, weaves her Nigerian upbringing and queer identity into music, videos, and a spiritual exploration of her craft.

Choreographer Harrison Guy brings his personal history with Prairie View A&M to the stage in Dear Prairie View, an evening-length work tracing HBCU life from Juneteenth to today.

Black Like That Community Festival returned to Houston for its fifth year, centering Black queer culture, history, music, and belonging in an expansive Pride Month celebration. Held June 27 at The Hall at Ironworks, the…

For Silky Nutmeg Ganache, Pride looks different this year. Not because the stakes are any lower. Not because the political climate has suddenly become less hostile for LGBTQ people, drag artists, or trans communities. And…

Broadway stage manager and producer Cody Renard Richard reflects on his Houston roots, Queer visibility, and creating opportunities for the next generation of theater professionals.

The Black Like That Community Festival returns to Houston, centering Black LGBTQ voices through culture, performance, and community while addressing the layered realities of race, identity, and belonging.

Pride Houston 2026 Trendsetter Grand Marshal D’Trique Fitzgerald advocates for LGBTQ inclusion and access, supporting peers through campus leadership, community resources, and a focus on equity and well-being.

Ashley Barnes brings more than two decades of HIV advocacy to her work, centering health equity, accessibility, and community care across Houston’s Black, LGBTQ, and deaf communities.

Pride Houston 2026 Organization Grand Marshal Heavy Hitters Pride uplifts urban queer men of size through advocacy, events, and community-building, creating space for visibility, leadership, and belonging.