3 Estate Considerations for LGBTQ Persons
by Kathy Fish, Fish and Associates Inspired Financial Planning A will is a great starting point but is by no means the only documentation that
Kathy Fish
October 1, 2021
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Celebrating our LGBT+ community and our allies by bringing you stories of our life, music, food+entertainment, health+wellness, and advocacy in the Mid-South.
Laid Back Women’s Soccer League
by Joan Allison | photo courtesy of LBL In Memphis, organized soccer for girls goes all the way back to the early 1970s. Back then,
Joan Allison
September 30, 2021
Religions’ Responsibility to Social Justice
by Tricia Dewey | photos provided by Wohlner, Mathes, Cornish; Earle Fisher photo by Tricia Dewey It is one thing to say with the prophet
Tricia Dewey
September 27, 2021
Ask Allie: Protect Your Questioning Child
by Sarah Rutledge Fischer, (she/they) Dear Allie… After a long year of distancing, we are traveling to see my siblings, but I’m worried that our
Sarah Rutledge Fischer
September 23, 2021
Announcing Leslie Jordan as Grand Marshal of the 30th Anniversary Nashville AIDS Walk
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Nashville CARES is thrilled to announce Leslie Jordan as Grand Marshal of the 30th Anniversary of the Nashville AIDS Walk. The Nashville AIDS Walk,
Focus
September 22, 2021
Blood Donation Policy for Gay and Bisexual Men
by Chris Reeder Young The early 1980’s were both a terrifying and confusing time as the HIV/AIDS epidemic surged through communities. Medical institutions, public health
Chris Reeder-Young
September 20, 2021
Memphis Drag Superstar Fantasia Bourdeaux!
story by Moth Moth Moth | photos by Marcus Menefee “I take more stock and pride in compliments such as people enjoy my spirit or
Moth Moth Moth
September 14, 2021
OUTMemphis’ New Director of Community Services, Neal Holmes
story and photos by Tricia Dewey I want to make impactful touch points in the community for people to see our organization as ‘the go-to
Tricia Dewey
September 11, 2021
College GSA Groups: Keeping LGBTQ Students Supported and Safe
by Olivia Roman “Back to school” commercials have once again begun interrupting our radio waves and social media feeds, reminding students that the much-dreaded return
Olivia Roman
September 10, 2021
Positive Thoughts: Stigmatizing Language Prevents People from Accessing HIV Care
By Juan Michael Porter II HIV stigma has long been acknowledged for alienating and pushing people living with HIV (PLWH) out of care retention. As Donja
Juan Michael Porter II
September 9, 2021
Playhouse on the Square Welcomes Area Professionals to Networking Event
Playhouse the Square, the Mid-South’s largest professional live theatre company, will be hosting quarterly networking events for young professionals beginning Thursday, September 23, 2021 –
Focus Mid-South
August 26, 2021
Ask Allie: Addressing a Stinky Situation
by Sarah Rutledge Fischer (she/they) Dear Allie, My sister asked me to talk to her 18-year-old son about his hygiene, and I’m not sure exactly
Sarah Rutledge Fischer
August 23, 2021
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