Tag: lgbtq

Is Egypt a Safe Destination?

Egypt has been a must-see destination for travelers for decades now. It’s incredibly rich in history, culture, and natural beauties that you’ll remember for the rest of your life. If you’re planning on visiting this wonderful country sometime in the near future, you’re probably wondering whether it’s safe to do so, especially considering the current […]

Juliet Evancho Bio, Life, Career, Net Worth 2024

Juliet Evancho is a model and reality star. In the beginning, she was famous as a sister of the popular singer Jackie Evancho. She is also notable for her appearance in the reality show Growing Up, Evancho, where she participated together with her popular singer sister. Juliet is not just a regular young star. For […]

Girl Talk: Why I’m An Out And Proud Bisexual

Let me tell you a story about “bi invisibility.” A few years ago, at my first full-time job – which, I should clarify, was at an LGBT nonprofit organization – I was chatting with a gay male co-worker about a conversation he had with an acquaintance of ours. Apparently I had come up in their […]

Addressing Myths and Stereotypes That Impact the LGBTQ Community

Being a member of the LGBTQ community has had a negative connotation for centuries. Decades ago, anyone who identifies as either gay or lesbian was shunned by society, or worse, by their own family. Homosexuality was deemed unnatural and was thought of as a mental illness that needed to be cured. But things have changed […]

Is Charlize Theron’s daughter a transgender?

The world was a bit shocked when Charlize Theron reveled the information that her child, the oldest one, aged 7, is actually a transgender. The Daily mail has published this piece of information and added that Charlize’s child was actually born as a boy, but that it has been established that she is a girl […]

Sassy Fashion Helps LGBTQ Men and Women Express Themselves

June is pride month, and it’s the most colorful month of the year in LGBTQ fashion. The ubiquitous rainbow theme can be found on T-shirts, scarves, hats and even pants on any given day in gay-friendly cities. However, the colors fly on banners, bold hair coloring and yard flags in June. Although it may be […]