“Pose” begins where the movie “Is Paris Burning?” left off, with the New York Night scene … posing the New York Drag Ball with mostly black and brown transgender and drag queen contestants.
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Sign up for our eNewsletterSign up for our eNewsletter“Pose” begins where the movie “Is Paris Burning?” left off, with the New York Night scene … posing the New York Drag Ball with mostly black and brown transgender and drag queen contestants.
Read MoreNo one ever told me it was possible. And, honestly, I wouldn’t have believed it anyway.
Read MoreBy Nicole Murray Ramirez | Conversations with Nicole There is no excuse for any of you not to go see the critically acclaimed “LGBTQ+ San Diego Stories of Struggles and Triumphs” at the San Diego History Center (1649 El Prado, Suite 1) in Balboa Park. It’s running through Jan. 20, 2020! This historic exhibit has been getting comments like “wow,” “unbelievable,” “awesome,” “moving,” “I am going back,” and “emotional” from everyone who has seen it.
Read More— Michael Kimmel is a licensed psychotherapist who specializes in helping LGBT clients achieve their goals and deal with anxiety, depression, grief, sexually addictive behavior, coming out, relationship challenges and homophobia. Contact him at 619-955-3311 or visit lifebeyondtherapy.com.
Read MoreTo that end, I met up with Eddie Reynoso, founder and director of the San Diego LGBTQ Visitors Center, to discuss the topic.
Read MorePolice officials refused to issue us a permit and said, “There will never be a homo pride parade in San Diego,” and told us to leave before they would arrest us.
Read MoreOpening July 5 at the Women’s Museum in Liberty Station is “Women of Pride,” celebrating queer women of San Diego.
Read MoreHowever, this season of Pride comes in the midst of strong emotions and questions.
Read MoreThese are scary times. As a psychotherapist, I keep waiting for the anxiety to end. And, it doesn’t.
Read MoreHillcrest and surrounding neighborhoods in San Diego come alive as we celebrate San Diego Pride month!
Read MoreRetired U.S. Army Major Zerrer was active in the U.S. Navy from 1976 to 1980, serving as a cryptologic technician, and then in the Army from 1980 to 1998, as a cavalry scout, platoon leader, company commander and staff officer while assigned to the 1st Infantry and the 35th Infantry Divisions.
Read MoreBy Nicole Murray Ramirez | Conversations with Nicole Last week, I traveled up to Portland, Oregon as its mayor and City Council considered naming a downtown city street after Harvey Milk. This two-year grassroots campaign was led by gay pioneer and trailblazer, prominent Portland realtor Terry Bean (co-founder of Human Rights Campaign and the Gay & Lesbian Victory Fund).
Read MoreBy Michelle Burkart | #LGBTB2B June is Pride month. June is also the first month that 39 years ago, the Greater San Diego Business Association (GSDBA) promoted with Pride, the economic empowerment of the LGBT business community since its founding in May 1979.
Read MoreI learned how to count on myself, make friends in a strange city, and go to a bar/movie/restaurant on my own and be okay with it.
Read MoreEvery day our mailboxes and television programs were nearly full of candidates, with both Republican and Democratic Parties attacking each other.
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