All posts tagged "african-american"
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Education through Art: “Breaking Ground” tackles HIV, addiction and abusive relationships
AJ King's "Breaking Ground" program teaches about issues that affect LGBT youth through performance
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“More Than A Mouthful” kicks off African-American Collective Theater’s 25th season
ACT is one of many theater companies showcasing LGBT plays at the KenCen's Page-to-Stage Festival
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Exclusive Interview: “Kinky Boots” star J. Harrison Ghee on the power of drag
From the instant J. Harrison Ghee donned a pair of heels, he knew he'd found his calling. Now he's starring in Kinky Boots, one of...
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Don Lemon on Donald Trump, Black Pride, and the pressure of unfair expectations
CNN's Don Lemon wants to be "the best person to tell the story."
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DC Black Pride 2016
DC Black Pride offers a time to reunite and celebrate with old acquaintances
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Irresistible Tituss Burgess
The rising sitcom star takes a break to talk about Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, the show that's making him a part of Netflix's "Must-Stream TV"
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Lancing the Political Boil caused by Donald Trump
Trump's Fabulous and Classy Roadshow is bringing lingering racism to the surface
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#BlackLivesMatter: Alicia Garza on privilege, justice and founding a movement
Black Lives Matter co-founder Alicia Garza on privilege, accountability and using social media to inspire a movement
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Creating a Legacy
At MetroStage, Thomas W. Jones II develops profound, engaging works that embrace the African American experience
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ManDate’s Message
Fourth annual health and wellness conference seeks to provide critical advice and information to gay black men
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Wanda Sykes on marriage, politics and the importance of “Empire”
This past summer, Wanda Sykes paid tribute to the LGBT pioneers who paved the way for her success a half-century later. “I didn’t even know...
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The Black Daria: Phoebe Robinson at the Bentzen Ball
Phoebe Robinson brings her sarcastic humor to this year's Bentzen Ball
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The Queen of Comedy: An interview with Mo’Nique
Whether performing stand-up or pulling out the dramatic stops, Mo'Nique aims to be true to herself
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Aisha Moodie-Mills: Victory Through Visibility
“I can remember growing up and my grandfather listening to Rush Limbaugh on the radio,” says Aisha Moodie-Mills. “And this is before he became such...
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Wonder Women
Courtney Snowden and Sheila Alexander-Reid said goodbye to the private sector and hello to serving the public good.
