Hispanic Heritage Month

In a 1915 home turned nightclub, Los Robles gives Houston's LGBTQ Latino community a place where identity and culture dance together—every night of the week.

Organización Latina de Trans en Texas founder Anandrea Molina on detention, health care access, the legacy of Casa Anandrea, and why trans Latina immigrants can't be left out of Houston's LGBTQ story.

Benjamin Alire Sáenz, the gay former priest whose novel "Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe" won Stonewall and Lambda honors and drew book bans, has died in El Paso at 71.

KHOU’s Carlos Hernandez is shaping LGBTQ visibility in Houston through storytelling and leadership, using his platform and role with NLGJA to amplify community voices and foster connection.

Actor Brenda Palestina says playing Ana in Real Women Have Curves is deeply personal, blending immigration, body politics, ambition, and representation on a major Houston stage.

Meet Alejandra Salinas, a Houston attorney and longtime advocate who just won the runoff for City Council At-Large Position 4.

For 31 years, FLAS—founded by Elia Chino—has supported Houston’s LGBTQ Latino community with free, bilingual services, from HIV testing and mental health care to housing and wellness programs.

Linda Morales, known for her role in the landmark Morales v. Texas case, continues to fight for civil rights in Texas through writing, organizing, and activism.

From Panama to Houston, Javi Simons built KOQ Agency to put queer artists center stage, blending business savvy with a passion for music and advocacy.

Publicist Alexis Vargas is making his mark on PR in Houston, centering Latino and LGBTQ communities with authentic storytelling, meaningful partnerships, and a mission rooted in visibility and pride.