Reality: Black Gay Life in “Atlanta”
ShareWe want to see this show happen… Tha Life “Atlanta” reality show gives you a glimpse into the lives of six black gay men in Atlanta, Georgia. Maybe this is what Logo’s “A-List” should’ve been about… From G-List Society: “The show concept was created and co-executive produced by me. Correah Miller is the other co-executive […]
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World Champion Boxer Fights for LGBT Equality
ShareThis weekend, the NoH8 campaign posted a sneak peak of a photo shoot with boxer Terry Norris, a four-time world champion in the junior middleweight division. Check it out… From his bio: “Terrible” Terry turned pro in 1986 and defeated Quincy Taylor before TKO’ing Steve Little for the NABF junior middleweight title. In 1989 he […]
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Gay Black Men & Depression: You Are Not Alone
ShareThere’s a new documentary called “You Are Not Alone” and book on the horizon about gay black men & depression. Depression in the black gay community is a major issue and is largely ignored by both the LGBT community and the African American community – even in light of the recent suicides of LGBT youth. […]
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Oprah’s “Coming Out” Special
ShareYes! Oprah Winfrey is having a “Coming Out” special. And no, that’s not her big family secret. You need to catch up! She has a half-sister but that was yesterday’s show. Today, she’s featuring a “Coming Out” episode that showcases her 25 years of covering LGBT issues. And no! She’s not gay. We appreciate that […]
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Charles Barkley: “God Bless the Gay People”
ShareNBA legend Charles Barkley is pro-gay and ain’t afraid to talk about it. This video was circulating around the Internet last week, but Charles has been very open about his support for the LGBT community AND gay marriage for awhile. In his latest pro-gay message, he said…. “You know, people try to make it about […]
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State of the Union: Our President Supports the Gay Community
SharePresident Obama’s State of the Union Address is on TV this week. As the LGBT community debates whether he’s done enough (Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell), whether he should have already done more (full marriage equality), let’s step back for a second and remind ourselves how far we’ve come. Our President of the United States of […]
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