Yes, Dallas Pride has faced challenges. And yes, there are truths that deserve to be acknowledged.But there’s also been ...

Scenes from the 2025 Dallas Pride Parade in Fair Park. Videographer/Editor/Producer Tom Roma A DVtv production ...

Washington BladeReprinted Courtesy of the National LGBT Media Association The U.S. Supreme Court has upheld a portion of the ...

Hello, my beautiful gays. I hope you have had a wonderful Pride month. For me, this year’s Pride, part 1 (part 2 is in September), has been a doozy. I have struggled with whether or not I should talk ...

Dallas Voice InternEditor@DallasVoice.com When you first meet him, Brian Kennedy greets you like any other therapist — welcoming, intentional, with a touch of sardonic humor peeking through his ...

Contributing Writergreggshapiro@aol.com There’s no question that when Patrik-Ian Polk’s series Noah’s Arc premiered on Logo 20 years ago, it was a groundbreaking creation. It was the story of a group ...

Dallas Voice Interneditor@DallasVoice.com On Saturday, June 21, I had the honor of attending AIDS Interfaith Network’s 18th annual Bloomin’ Ball, and to call it beautiful would be an understatement.

Pride festivities around the country were met with protests, not just by anti-queer bigots (though these familiar faces were not in short supply), but also by young queer and trans people demanding ...

Staff WriterCarolineLSavoie@gmail.com GUN BARREL CITY — Cedar Creek Lake Pride is making a splash this weekend with its most ambitious celebration yet, expanding to a full weekend of events, starting ...

Managing EditorNash@DallasVoice.com t was just two weeks ago that a man dressed as a police officer assassinated a Minnesota state representative and her husband and, that same night, severely wounded ...

RICH LOPEZ | Staff writerRich@DallasVoice.com Early this month was a hectic time for Katharine Quinn (she/her) as she was navigating the Tony Awards season and the demands of her job. As a digital ...

Even a blind hog can sometimes find an acorn. That’s a phrase my father used to use when a colleague he really didn’t care for made a significant discovery — not very charitable, but sometimes pretty ...