Living Out Loud: Teresa Oyos on Love, Activism, and Leaving a Legacy
By Cesar A Reyes Before she talks about activism or organizing or archives, Teresa Oyos goes back to a little
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Guerrera: Carolina Ramos, Motherhood, Movement, and the Power of Being Fully Chicana and Lesbian
By Cesar A Reyes Carolina Ramos is San Diego born and raised, a hometown girl shaped by a traditional Mexican
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Visibility at the Border: Liliana Hueso on Art, Activism, and Living Fully as a Queer Chicana
By Cesar A Reyes Liliana Hueso does not separate her life from her work. She can’t. For her, art and
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fairytale – Madison Rose
By Korie Houston “Clutch my hand through the sequinsDance with me through the fearI was praying to find someone like
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San Diego’s Independent Art Galleries Take Flight
By Patric Stillman March in San Diego has become the month when gallery doors feel less like business as usual
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Amatka and West Hollywood Monster Squad
By Zach Shattuck Amatka By Karin TidbeckWhew, do I have a mind-bending book for you all.Pause and imagine: what would
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Shine On: KishaLynn Elliott’s Leadership, Legacy, and the Future of San Diego Pride
By Cesar A Reyes KishaLynn Elliott remembers the first time she stood in a Pride crowd and felt both invisible
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The Dykes and Their Friends Between Revolutions
By Nicole Verdes Between every revolution, there are people holding everything together — organizing, showing up, and bringing the community
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Queer, Bold, and Resilient: Diversionary Theatre Turns 40
By Cesar A Reyes This year, Diversionary Theatre celebrates an extraordinary milestone: forty years of boldly telling LGBTQ+ stories in
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Fighting for Lolita: Alexis Vázquez and the Power of Redemption
By Cesar A Reyes You don’t forget the first time you sit across from Alexis Vázquez and hear him talk
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