Our Families: LGBT Latino Stories

Our Families: LGBT Asian and Pacific Islander Stories

Our Families: LGBT African-American Stories

This series of interviews and stories about LGBT people in African-American, Latino and Asian and Pacific Islander communities was created as part of BasicRights' Our Families campaign in Oregon that gives LGBT ...

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The Zuna Institute, a national advocacy organization for black lesbians, just announced the release of the Black Lesbian Needs assessment report entitled: Black Lesbians Matter.

The report examines the unique experiences, perspectives, and priorities of the Black Lesbian community.

Download a full copy of the report here.

Learn more.

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La Mission is a new film that tells the story of the relationship between a young gay Latino man and his homophobic father, the struggles they face and ultimately the deep love shared between them.

The Latino Commission on AIDS writes: As the Bratt brothers state, "La Mission doesn't ...

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The following information was compiled by S.H.E. Circle - Spirit Health Education Circle - in a pamphlet called Making the Journey.

S.H.E. Circle is a wellness community by and for African American lesbian and bisexual women, and is actually the first national organization doing health programming specifically focused ...

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Today is International Women of Color Day! And because it's also the first day of LGBT Health Month in Rochester, NY AND the first day of Women's History Month, I wanted to take this opportunity to show some extra special love to women of African, Alaskan Native, American ...

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We borrowed this from Reverend Irene Monroe's blog on queer issues and spirituality. We thought her writing on this issue is really thought-provoking and important.

Black Queers Tying Knot

More and more lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer people of African descent are marrying.

An idea that was once ...

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