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Terrance Gilbert combated the stigma of HIV by turning his camera on himself HIV?IN?FOCUS | Gilbert’s photo essay is part of a series by queer black artsis. (Arnold Wayne Jones/Dallas Voice) RICH LOPEZ | Staff Writer...
Read MoreTerrance Gilbert combated the stigma of HIV by turning his camera on himself HIV?IN?FOCUS | Gilbert’s photo essay is part of a series by queer black artsis. (Arnold Wayne Jones/Dallas Voice) RICH LOPEZ | Staff Writer...
Read MoreBack in black Filmmaker Marlon Riggs changed the face of black gay America with his monumental film Tongues Untied. The 1989 documentary was controversial, but his legacy endured. Two decades later, the Fahari Arts Institute...
Read MoreSPOKEN WORD | As the artistic director of Fahari, Harold Steward helps celebrate the queer-identified black arts community of Dallas with monthly programming like the spoken word event Queerly Speaking. (Tammye Nash, Dallas...
Read MoreI've mentioned the book Secret Historian here before. Cable show In The Life took a closer look at the book and its author, Justin Spring. They write: "A self-invented legend, Samuel Steward lived as an out gay man...
Read MoreSteven Slater, the former JetBlue flight attendant who quit his job in dramatic style, has suffered a burglary — and his partner’s brother is accused of the crime. Advocate.com: Daily...
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