Jacob Reyes

Take a look at Jamie Diaz's art and what you find are the small details. The color pencil shadings, and the watercolor paint strokes all morphed into a story of queer and trans identity.

GLAAD, the largest LGBTQ media advocacy organization and Pride Frisco, the North Texas-based LGBTQ resource center, are proud to announce a media partnership and GLAAD's presence at Pride Frisco's annual festival in October.

Due to state policy that bans diversity, equity and inclusion offices, programs and training, Texas' public universities have seen a decrease in available sources for LGBTQ students. For husbands Justin and Jon Culpepper, the matter hits close to home. They knew they had to act.

Despite numerous attempts to recognize his efforts, Juan Contreras, founder and president of Texas Latino Pride, remains committed to a collective approach in celebrating not one but two communities.

In their new book American Teenager , Nico Lang chronicles the lives of seven transgender youth nationwide. Each with its own unique story, the stories told in American Teenager highlight backgrounds of all kinds

Texas senate candidates Senator Ted Cruz (R) and Congressman Colin Allred (D) answered questions about transgender rights at a debate in Dallas Tuesday night, a first in any high-profile debate of the 2024 election season.

When it comes to the art of drag in Dallas, there is nothing more of a cultural staple than what we've come to expect from our hometown's dazzling performers.

The city of Dallas went purple for GLAAD's Spirit Day on Thursday with local organizations, newscasts and landmarks participating in the annual event celebrating LGBTQ youth and anti-bullying efforts

Joe Anderson Jr. is a storyteller. So when it comes to the stories he wants to tell, he leans in on his Black queer identity. As a bigger-bodied, sometimes feminine gay man, he knows that his story, his lived experience, is not always seen in the arts, especially in the theater. This weekend, in his

The historic wins of LGBTQ candidates Lauren Ashley Simmons to the Texas House and Julie Johnson to the U.S. Congress were positive signs on Tuesday as election results nationally and the reelection of Senator Ted Cruz were seen as setbacks for the LGBTQ community.