All posts tagged "black"
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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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#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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Texas men who tortured black gay man indicted
Two Corpus Christi men face hate crimes charges for 2012 attack
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Opinion: The Space Between Us
White gays have a responsibility to combat the racism still inherent in society
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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.
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Uniquely Alex: Alex Newell on coming out, Trevor Project and life after Glee
“Be who you are, be special, and know your truth.” Alex Newell was already living by what he calls the Glee motto years before he...
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Preaching Past the Choir: Q&A with Tarell McCraney
Tarell McCraney depicts the journey of young black men in his work, including his new play "Choir Boy"
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Interview: SMYAL’s Sultan Shakir
SMYAL's newest executive director hopes to build and expand upon its mission to build youth leaders
