Colorado’s Only Lesbian Bar Closes Its Doors
After over a decade serving the LGBTQ community in Denver, Blush & Blu, Colorado’s only lesbian bar, held its final party on Saturday night. This closure marks the end of an era for many who found solace and belonging within its walls. A Farewell to a Beloved Space On September 28, owner Jody Bouffard shared […]
Ukrainian Women Reunite After War: A Love Story of Survival and Perseverance
Polina Muzhychkova and Sofia Malina fell in love at a young age in Mariupol, Ukraine, but their love story was abruptly interrupted by Russia’s invasion of their city. Forced to flee with their families, the two women were separated as the war ravaged their hometown. Their story, recently shared by the New York Times, highlights […]
GenB TV Showcases Queer Artists at OUTERNET London Exhibitions
As part of the month-long celebration for Black History Month, GenB TV (Generation Black TV) has launched three exhibitions at OUTERNET London that pay tribute to the rich contributions of Black British pioneers in various fields, including film, digital media, and the arts. Among the celebrated figures are several queer artists whose work has sign
Australia and Allies Take Action Against Taliban for Gender Discrimination
Australia and Allies Take Action Against Taliban for Gender Discrimination In a major move for women’s rights, Australia, Canada, Germany, and the Netherlands are taking legal action against the Taliban-controlled government of Afghanistan. They are going to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to address the severe gender discrimination enfo
Queer Representation Missing From TV
Queer Representation in the Media is Improving, but where’s it still lacking? Queer representation, quee