Jolly for you that you have a deep voice, a culturally acceptable walk and all that cisgender privilege, but let's be clear that some of us do not; some of us are feminine, and we switch, and we talk with a lisp, but that does not make us stereotypical.

Cue up Teena Marie’s “Young Love” -- could this be the nation's youngest African-American gay couple to wed? The Scoop Entertainment certainl...

It’s no secret that La La Anthony is an ally to the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community. The television host, reality star, ...

"Real L Word" star Saj Golde hopes her latest endeavor, BlackOUT Magazine, provides a positive outlet for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender peopl...

Caution: Video contains sexually frank language. Director and cinematographer Sean Anthony has created a new web series called “No Shade”. It...

Over a decade ago, Staceyann Chin burst onto the scene with Russell Simmons’ “Def Poetry Jam” on Broadway. Sharing the stage with other prominen...

I had been discriminated all my life for being black, for being a woman, for being economically challenged, and now -- for being gay. And being gay didn't mean I was automatically accepted into the gay community. For some, I wasn't gay enough, with my long hair and high heels.

For one intense and drama-filled month back in April, cameras followed me and eight other gay black men of various ages and career paths as we lived our lives, followed our dreams, and got to know one another. The result is Bricks.

While clearly the cost of operation was prohibitive, causing Gay Black Men News to cease publication, another reason, according to publisher and founder Ralph Emerson, was the lack of support from the LGBTQ communities of African descent.