
The Prism Pages No. 6
Below is the 6th installment of The Prism Pages that was featured in the January + February “Craft” Issue. Original poetry by the talented Daff Odil, Chelsea Gregory and Ashley

Below is the 6th installment of The Prism Pages that was featured in the January + February “Craft” Issue. Original poetry by the talented Daff Odil, Chelsea Gregory and Ashley

Below is the 5th installment of The Prism Pages that was featured in the November + December “Memphis Hustle” Issue. Original poetry by the talented Salamander Brandy and Whitney Carter.

Lt. Natalie HillmanOfficer Myron DixonThe Community Representatives from Sheriff Floyd Bonner, Jr.’s Office, MPD, and District Attorney’s Office will listen to questions and concerns from the community on collaborating and

Tell us about the Legend of Shelda studio. What does this space help cultivate? How does it define you? When did you start it? When it comes to marketing yourself

Games are not always a welcoming place for LGBTQ+ players. Major studios are historically run by and cater to cis, straight men. Online interactions and user-generated content can be toxic.

Below is the 4th installment of The Prism Pages that was featured in the September + October Nerds! Issue. Enjoy 🙂 Not Being Queerbaited BY: ELAINA NICHOLAS Did that really

Memphis, TN – The 38th annual Ostrander Awards, spotlighting excellence in theater in Memphis, was a night that Theatre Memphis could truly celebrate. Throughout the evening, Theatre Memphis was presented with

story and photos courtesy of The Haven In today’s world where I am working with Prevention and Wellness, the LGBT community (and those who are perceived as heterosexual) are really

One More Time BY: TYLER MCGEE Now that I say I’m over youBut deep down I know I’m not I go through my days wondering why I am the way

The Focus Center Foundation, a Memphis non-profit foundation that provides programming for Focus LGBT magazine and the Mid-South community has recently hired Moth Moth Moth as its new Program Director.

This is the second installment of our new literary project which features original works of poetry and prose from up-and-coming LGBTQ writers in our community. It was published in our

May 21-22, 2022, 9am-4pm Join us for our 7th annual Cooper-Young Garden Walk hosted by the Cooper-Young Garden Club to raise funding to maintain and beautify our CY community, one