Black History Month: First Openly Gay NBA Player
ShareIn honor of Black History Month, we celebrate John Amaechi - the first openly gay former NBA player. It was only in February 2007 that he first came out of the closet. And flash forward to this year and the NBA was embracing its LGBT fans by promoting “Equality Night.” Read more about John’s journey [...]
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Black History Month: Gay Edition
ShareOur new episode of NoMoreDownLow.TV is now online! We are very proud of our latest Episode 105! In honor of Black History Month, NoMoreDownLow.TV Episode 105 features has an exclusive interview with curator Trent Kelley who gives us a glimpse into rarely before seen photos of black gay men since the mid-19th Century – including [...]
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Black Gay History Month: Baseball Legend Glenn Burke
ShareBlack History Month with a gay curve ball. As we celebrate Black History Month, we’re going to focus on the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender members of the black community. Glenn Burke is a gay black hero that our community needs to know about. And the documentary “Out: The Glenn Burke Story” (broadcast on Comcast SportsNet [...]
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Black Lesbian History Month
ShareBlack History Month with a lesbian twist. Kudos to AfterEllen.com for spotlighting black lesbians that are making a splash in the world of film. In their feature article called “Black History Month Spotlight: Queer Black women behind the camera” they profile Campbell X (pictured above) who is the “powerhouse behind her first feature film Stud Life [...]
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Lesbian Soccer Moms in the Bible Belt
ShareLesbians soccer moms are taking over the South! And real change is coming.. it’s interesting to see that the mainstream media is starting to realize that the gay community isn’t all white, rich and living in LA or NY. The truth is being told through the numbers in the most recent Census. There are actually [...]
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Gay Rights Activist Murder Blamed on U.S. Evangelicals
ShareRachel Maddow is absolutely brilliant. If you are not sure who David Kato is or why his story is important, you MUST watch this report. In it, she helps us connect the dots between the anti-gay religious right in the U.S. and the murder of Ugandan gay rights activist David Kato. It all started with [...]
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