
Feeling at Home in Your Own Skin
by Nick Lingerfelt In one of Kae Papula’s graduate school classes, she and the rest of her classmates were doing a breathing exercise. When she went to take a deep

by Nick Lingerfelt In one of Kae Papula’s graduate school classes, she and the rest of her classmates were doing a breathing exercise. When she went to take a deep

by Nick Lingerfelt | photos courtesy of Elizabeth Dotson Elizabeth Dotson’s life has always revolved around food. She’s a preacher’s daughter, but she doesn’t minister in a pulpit. She evangelizes

by Nick Lingerfelt Back in 2011, Phillis Lewis started her research for what would become Love Doesn’t Hurt, an organization that aims to bring more awareness to domestic violence within

story by Nick Lingerfelt | photos by Robin Beaudoin Everyone knows; no one cares– Kristian Shaw When Kristian Shaw was 11, he began to notice his fellow male classmates start

story by Nick Lingerfelt As a building, she’s not old, but as a venue, she’s seen better days. But oh what happy days they were. Consider that the Mid-South Coliseum

story by Nick Lingerfelt | photo and illustrations courtesy of Roberto Cantu & Sylvia Leon Casa Leon, an event venue near the Summer Avenue and Sycamore View Road intersection, will

by Nick Lingerfelt While health tends to be thought of as solely physical, meditation can open people up to how much control they can have over their own health and

by Nick Lingerfelt | photo by John McCommon, JSCC Director of PR While the world marches in the direction of equality for all, some young LGBTQ people in smaller towns

by Nick Lingerfelt The Mempho Music Festival kicks off Friday, Oct. 6 at Shelby Farms Park for two days of music, food, and new this year: camping! The 2018

by Nick Lingerfelt Steven Disney grew up in a Baptist household and began having more questions than answers his faith could provide. When he realized he was gay, that

by Nick Lingerfelt | photo by Joan Allison Luca Tucker, a Memphis- based transgender graphic design artist who goes by “Barthaz” professionally, did not think he was transgender while

by Nick Lingerfelt Kiera Aycock, a pansexual student at the University of Memphis, identifies as an agnostic because, to her, agnosticism is about admitting there are things she will