Legendary Houston drag queen Roxanne Collins is honored for her 30-year career.
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Nathan Maxey, a proud gay Houstonian living with HIV for 25 years, leads public health efforts while honoring his family’s…
Read More »Shelley Washington, a passionate advocate for community care and justice, is expanding services and addressing disparities through her work.
Read More »Shon Stewart, founder of Freedom Church, is a faith leader, educator, and cancer survivor who has dedicated his life to…
Read More »Aria Sa'id has dedicated her career to creating and leading nonprofit organizations that promote the rights and well-being of transgender…
Read More »Studio 13 was a popular and influential gay club in Montrose catering to Houston’s Black gay community.
Read More »Deondre Moore and Nathaniel Holley, both advocates for HIV awareness and prevention, met through their work and have since become…
Read More »Kevin Anderson, founder of the T.R.U.T.H. Project, has dedicated his life to helping others find connection and joy through creative…
Read More »Celebrating four Black LGBTQ individuals who are making a significant impact in uplifting the most marginalized members of society.
Read More »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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