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Games are not always a welcoming place for LGBTQ+ players. Major studios are historically run by and cater to cis,

Below is the 4th installment of The Prism Pages that was featured in the September + October Nerds! Issue. Enjoy

Memphis, TN – The 38th annual Ostrander Awards, spotlighting excellence in theater in Memphis, was a night that Theatre Memphis could

story and photos courtesy of The Haven In today’s world where I am working with Prevention and Wellness, the LGBT

In the 1950s, Memphis’ Summer Avenue was “the strip,” where young folks could show off their newest cars, and look

(Photo above: A volunteer at the center, Victoria Coss, is in the process of creating a mural in the Health

(Photos courtesy of Sir Den) HOIST has been around for seven years. Focus had the pleasure of speaking with Boy

(photos courtesy of Crystal Jo) July 1st 1994. Crystal Jo Casino steps into a spot on a club floor. The

One More Time BY: TYLER MCGEE Now that I say I’m over youBut deep down I know I’m not I

Share a little bit about yourselves. Brenda: My name is Brenda Newport, and I’m nonbinary, gender fluid. I’m not trans

(above photo by Rosie Schmitz) With summer right around the corner and Pride month upon us, what better way to

I have the most wonderful friend to introduce you to. She comes with a universe of musical experience. If you