Opinion
AI IS FAKE AF.
AI is here to stay, and the impact it is already having on both the workforce and the economy is terrifying.
Opinion
AI is here to stay, and the impact it is already having on both the workforce and the economy is terrifying.
Opinion
Our goals don’t always work out the way we want them to, but that does not make us a failure.
Too Queer to Fear!
In this new column, business leader Ricardo Sebastián explores business trends, career hacks, and all the intersections of doing business as a queer person in the world.
As Finnegan Shepard's business took off, he had to remain focused on the company’s core values in order to maintain its brand integrity—the consistency and honesty of a brand’s values, communications, and actions.
Creators
Zane has cemented himself in the queer media industry as one of the go-to sex writers, specifically for bisexual male points of view.
Feature
New York's notorious Black Party is back after a five-year hiatus and it’s paying homage to the queer community’s punk roots. We explore the history and business behind the mother of all circuit parties.
Creators
Zain Curtis's print magazine, SENSITIVE CONTENT, is a “visual showcase of artwork and photos by LGBTQIA+ creators that have been removed or restricted by social media platforms.”
Shaun Mykals and Brandon Burke, the curators of a popular open mic night, are launching the lounge in December.
Glenise Kinard-Moore is the CEO and the Creator of The VDOM™, the first app-connected genital device that can go from flaccid to erect at the push of a button on your smartphone or smart watch.
In this exclusive interview, we speak to Rachel A. Fenderson (she/her, a fashion designer, historian, curator, and biographer who has dedicated much of her career in the past few years to archiving the history of Jay Jaxon (b. 1941), a gay black fashion designer from Queens, New York.
Get the Tea on the Queer Economy
Enjoy this week's roundup of LGBTQ+ business news!
A three-year investigation interviewed more than 70 abbey patrons who said that their drinks had been drugged at the iconic West Hollywood nightclub
The attorney representing Bar:PM owners released a bystander video documenting the aftermath of the now infamous St. Louis cop car crash.
A proposed new beach town real estate development is making a splash–and receiving backlash–on social media.
Enjoy this week's roundup of LGBTQ+ business news!
These queer-owned non-alcoholic brands, products, and resources will help make Dry January less...well...dry.
From advisors to legal theorists to donors, here are five Black queer folks who influenced Dr. King's work and contributed to the Civil Rights Movement.
This week, we covered St. Louis cops crashing into a gay bar and then arresting the owner, Nonbinary Solutions founder Amanda Ralston, books that will make great last-minute gifts, and more!
Here are 7 nonfiction books from members of the Queerency community that will make great last-minute gifts for loved ones or yourself this year.
According to co-owner James Pence, police told him that the crash was caused after an officer swerved to avoid hitting a dog in the street. But when Pence arrived on the scene, things took a turn for the worse.
Amanda Ralston is the founder of NonBinary Solutions (NBS), an innovative, decision-support software company aimed at aiding clinicians through the steps of providing care for people on the spectrum.
This week, we covered Grindr's foray into AI, two important new bills affecting LGBTQ-owned businesses, Discord bans deadnaming, and more!