Featuring the area’s most interesting LGBTQ+ identifying youth whom we profile.
by Youth Villages (Above photo: Richard, Alvin, Robert & Jaz Lewis) It’s Baby Steps Richard and Alvin Lewis had been
story and images by Vincent Astor As the years pass people, quite naturally, are occupied with their own time and
story by Kevin Shaw | photos by Greg Campbell Times have definitely changed. When I was in high school, a
story & photos courtesy of The Church of the River (caption above photo: Four representatives of The Church of the
Southwest Tennessee Community College Students Celebrate Diversity, Inclusion by Melissa N. Reyna | photos by Julie Lester On March 29,
story by Nick Lingerfelt | photos by Robin Beaudoin Everyone knows; no one cares– Kristian Shaw When Kristian Shaw was
story and photo by Dana Cooper Maddie Waters is not your average 18-year-old. Her sunny disposition belies the world of
by Melinda Lejman Andy Leach has been described by friends and family as a sweet and loving boy. The
Ferren Family Counseling to Offer an Art Therapy Group for Teens Within the Heart of the Cooper Young District
by Kevin Shaw | photo provided by Heather Zurowski Every year, Playhouse on the Square scans the United States
by Remy Chartier, age 18 | Originally Published as “Asexuality: It’s Normal and So Are You” November 9, 2017. Reprinted with
Memphis, Tennessee: Memphis Teen Vision (MemTV) will launch a new website that provides direct access to information on comprehensive reproductive
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