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.
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Pansexual trans advocate Gianna Christina Ramirez wins multiple 2025 Gayest & Greatest honors, celebrating decades of activism, community building, and a vision of hope amid challenging times.
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Kelly Nicholls, OutSmart’s 2025 Leading Female Fundraiser, guides the Montrose Center’s record-breaking fundraising efforts, securing vital support for LGBTQ programs during a time of political and financial uncertainty.
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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.
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Kris Owens created The Feisty Collective to spotlight queer artists, build community, and offer a bright, affirming space where everyone can feel seen—and a little feisty.
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From disaster recovery to Born Learning Trails, Lindsey White’s work with United Way of Galveston is rooted in love—for her wife, her island, and the community she proudly serves.
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Galveston’s Erica and Kristen Williams turned a shared love of art, community, and each other into THrō Ceramics, a creative small business centered on handmade pottery and authentic connection.
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Distinguished Grand Marshal Ana Sanchez 48, She/Hers “This honor is unexpected and humbling. It provides me a platform to encourage everyone to volunteer their time and talents to help others. We cannot always donate…
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Female Identifying Grand Marshal Officer Josephine “Jo” Jones 48, She/Her “Being named Grand Marshal is a deeply personal honor. It’s a recognition from my community that I, too, am seen—not just for my work, but…
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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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