A Chat with Whitney Lee Forrester
by Joey Amato | photo courtesy of Whitney Lee Thompson Forrester Whitney Lee Thompson Forrester is the Cycle 10 Winner
Focus Mid-South
May 22, 2019
Profiles
Read the true life stories of our LGBT+ advocates, youth, seniors, allies, and trans community in Middle Tennessee.
Saying “I Do”
This is a story – a story of two people who met across an online dating app and fell in
Jojo Lorentson
April 14, 2019
Waning Friendships and the Aging Gay
Many people in the gay community often enjoy a robust group of friends and a wide array of acquaintances, especially
Mike Smith
March 27, 2019
Ally – Deborah White
The recent boom in Nashville’s population has led to more than just an increase in the number of people who
William Hairell
March 20, 2019
A Couple’s Love
“It’s one thing to be tolerated, but another to be celebrated,” shares Greg Cason, as he and husband Landry Boyle
Laura Valentine
March 7, 2019
Husband duo Creates Products That Heal Body & Soul
Half Hill Farm was the first certified organic grower of industrial hemp in Tennessee. They joined the state’s first pilot
Selena Haynes
January 22, 2019
Veronika Electronika: Using Drag to Make a Difference
Veronika Electronika was born Steven Raimo in the early ’80s (a lady never reveals her true age) in Staten Island,
Joey Amato
January 12, 2019
Ron Sanford Creates a new ‘Space’ for Nashville
Ron Sanford continues to be a driving force in Nashville’s LGBT+ community. Sanford is known not only for his infectious
GK Gurley
November 7, 2018
Amy & Vince: Country Music’s Super Couple on Love & Acceptance
Aside from being icons in their respective genres, the pair is also vocal about their support of the LGBT+ community.
Joey Amato
November 1, 2018
Sinking Creek Farm: Where ALL Love is Welcome
When Ginger and Danny Demonbreun’s property was destroyed from the 2009 tornado outbreak, they decided to go for the dream
Selena Haynes
October 28, 2018
Melisse Tokic’s First Film Makes way for Gender Non-Conforming People in #MeToo Movement
Much of what is in the media does not represent our experience of being queer in the South. Now, there’s
GK Gurley
October 8, 2018
Dwayne Jenkins: Building a Stronger Community
New York native Dwayne Jenkins knows the value of community and safe spaces. Growing up, life in the Bronx was
Ryan Rattliff
September 21, 2018
