Spencer Jenkins is the creator of Queer Kentucky, a publication and activist organization where he serves as Editor-in-Chief. Works also appear in Queerty, Sniffies HUSH, SENSITIVE CONTENT, & Archer.
WinterFest is more than just a holiday market; it’s a celebration of LGBTQ+ creativity, activism, and community. The event, born from a shared vision between Gaudencio Marquez, Oliver Alpuche, and Ryan Montez, to support queer small businesses, is a collaboration between DTLA Proud, Queer 360, and a network of
Queer Economy
Anti-LGBTQ+ policies may push away LGBTQ+ travelers, risking losses in the $331 billion tourism market.
Pioneers
These groundbreakers have helped shape the world we live in today.
News
The Transgender Law Center (TLC) has launched the Action for Transformation Fund, a $1 million initiative aimed at quickly distributing resources to trans-led organizations and movements.
News
A Williams Institute report reveals that over half of Latinx LGBTQ+ employees in the U.S. experience workplace discrimination and harassment based on their sexual orientation or gender identity.
News
Voda, a UK-based wellness app co-founded by Jaron Soh, Kris Jack, and Chris Sheridan, supports the LGBTQ+ community through self-guided mental health modules created by licensed therapists.
Feature
Now queer-owned and -led, PAPER Magazine continues its legacy of shaping pop culture and amplifying bold, underrepresented voices.
News
As Jack Daniels, Ford and others gut company DEI initiatives, Human Rights Campaign touts record Corporate Equality Index participation.
Queer Economy
Only one in every 10 transgender people feels represented and supported by brands and their advertising, a new partnership study by Channel 4 and Mirror On the Industry has shown.
Queer Connect founders Janni and Korbyn said their platform is a safe and inclusive LGBTQIA+ social networking platform, made by queers for queers.
Creators
Inside the niche genre of adult content that has taken over platforms like OnlyFans and is becoming lucrative for top creators.
Creators
Hello Mr. was founded by Ryan Fitzgibbon in 2012. Over its ten-issue lifespan, the beloved and groundbreaking indie magazine became the first home for some of the most prestigious queer voices of a generation. Now the author brings us "A Great Gay Book."