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IMJO

Please. Just put on your socks 

By Randall Jobe  All right, damnit, I’ll admit it. In my opinion, I am judgmental to the point of possibly being mistaken for a bitchy queen. I know, hard to believe, right? Many of my “opinions” are not based on Webster’s definition of “careful thought.” Who has time for that? I need about 7-1/2 seconds

  • May 5, 2022
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HRH Report

TEXAS IN RACE TO BOTTOM | We cannot afford it to win 

By Johnny Trlica  Commentary: Not all Republicans are bigots, but if you’re a bigot, you’re most likely a Republican. Bigots, racists, white supremacists, Confederate sympathizers, and neo-Nazis have found a home in today’s GOP. The only difference between current and past party members is that, unlike years ago, they no longer feel a need to

  • April 11, 2022
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Celebrity Feature

The Lost City of the P 

Patti Harrison on being trans in Hollywood, her social media woes and Bowen Yang  By Chris Azzopardi  There still aren’t enough trans actors in Hollywood, but at least there’s Patti Harrison. Harrison is currently starring in the big blockbuster rom-com caper “The Lost City,” alongside Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum, as the social media manager

  • April 6, 2022
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Community

Multifaceted Musings: Dance, Choreography, Composition, and Performance Intertwine for the 25th Season of Dance Salad Festival 

By: Meghan Hendley Lopez  Founder Nancy Henderek has been ready for the long-awaited three-year arrival of this season’s Dance Salad Festival. Rising to the artistic occasion post-pandemic, Henderek has once again proven her beautiful and thoughtful capabilities to bring together a mix of dance embraced by the innovative choreography and music on April 14, 15,

  • April 6, 2022
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Deep Inside Hollywood

Dove Cameron reads ‘Field Notes on Love’ 

By Romeo San Vicente  Whether you grew up on the Disney Channel — and if you’re under 40 then you basically did — or are old enough and queer enough to spot all the Broadway references on “Schmigadoon!” then you know Dove Cameron. The former “Liv and Maddie” star, who recently came out publicly, has

  • April 6, 2022
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Op–Ed

‘RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 14’: The Never-Ending Season 

By Colby Etherton  This month, I’ve taken a departure from writing about current affairs to writing about a show I love but, boy, has been quite the snail race this season.  RuPaul’s Drag Race continues to expand its popularity into the mainstream, becoming a multi-Emmy winning staple of reality television. There is typically some iteration

  • April 6, 2022
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Uncategorized

In Conversation with KyivPride 

What LGBTQ+ people need to know right now about the Russian invasion of Ukraine  By Ellen Shanna Knoppow  Right now, in Ukraine, transgender people are forced to go without their prescribed hormones. “Pharmacies are out of stock of pretty much everything,” said Lenny Emson, executive director of KyivPride, a non-governmental organization in Ukraine’s capital city. 

  • April 6, 2022
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Paula Dream

Spring has sprung in the kitchen 

By Paula Dream (AKA Kale Haygood)   Hello to everyone! Do you think spring has sprung? I hope so. So bring on the allergies, right? Spring break is over so let the fun begin. I hope we are returning to a real post-Covid atmosphere for summer with more parties and more gatherings.  I’m bringing you some tasty

  • April 6, 2022
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Across the Causeway

An island by any other name

ByForest Riggs Spring has arrived on Galveston Island and once again, the island waits with open arms. Countless books have chronicled the island’s rich history. The early struggles and historic roles of the island have been recorded and told in volumes of works. Reading anyone these works can easily draw the reader into a captivation

  • April 6, 2022
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