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LeChell Rush: Inside the Mind of a Water Poet Few artists can captivate a room quite like LeChell Rush (she/they), known throughout the spoken-word world as The Shootah. A Black queer writer...has built a reputation for work that is deeply personal, .. prideindex.com/lechell-rush...
2026 finalist will be celebrated at an in-person event on Saturday, July 18, at Sidetrack (3349 N. Halsted St., Chicago), from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. Visit TheEsteemAwards.com
2026 finalist will be celebrated at an in-person event on Saturday, July 18, at Sidetrack (3349 N. Halsted St., Chicago), from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. Visit TheEsteemAwards.com
Novelist Rasheed Newson Discusses ‘There’s Only One Sin in Hollywood’ Best known as the co-creator and executive producer of Bel-Air and author of My Government Means to Kill Me, Newson’s new historical fiction novel explores the rise and fall of Xavier Barlow, a closeted Black movie star navigating fame, racism, and sexuality in 1950s and ’60s Hollywood.
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Join us on July 18th for the 2026 Esteem Awards in Chicago prideindex.com/prideindex-announces-2026-esteem-awards-honorees/
The Esteem Awards Present: A unique and inspiring event-the second annual Red, Pink & Purple Polka Dot Poetry Slam. Join us on Saturday July 18 at Sidetrack, 3349 N. Halsted, Chicago, IL, from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. for an uplifting afternoon hosted by Chicago’s spoken word diva and entrepreneurial Storie Devereaux. This event is not just about poetry, but also about raising awareness of the impact of HIV/AIDS, Breast Cancer, and Urban Violence/Domestic Violence on our community through spoken word and music. The top prize (1st place) will be awarded $1,000; (2nd place) will be $700; and (3rd place) will be awarded $400. There will be special prizes for participating poets bringing it in polka dots.
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PrideIndex Spotlight: Erika “with A K” On Art, Advocacy, And Authenticity Born and raised on the South Side of Chicago, Erika “with a K” is a Latine queer spoken-word artist whose poetry lives at the intersection of humanity, activism, and radical vulnerability.
PrideIndex Spotlight: Erika “with A K” On Art, Advocacy, And Authenticity - Prideindex
From Def Poetry Jam to Chicago Poet Laureate: An Interview with Mayda del Valle
Mayda del Valle was born and raised on the South Side of Chicago. She is the author of The University of Hip Hop and a winner of the 2016 Drinking Gourd Chapbook Poetry Prize from Northwestern University Press. In 2018, her full-length collection, A South Side Girl’s Guide to Love and Sex, was published by Tia Chucha Press. She began her artistic career at the Nuyorican Poets Café, where she was the 2001 Grand Slam Champion, and went on to become the National Poetry Slam Champion in the same year. She appeared in six episodes of the HBO series Russell Simmons Presents Def Poetry and was a contributing writer and original cast member of the Tony Award-winning Def Poetry Jam on Broadway. She has performed at venues across the world, including the White House in May of 2009, by invitation of President Obama and the First Lady. In 2024, Mayda was the recipient of the Letras Boricuas Fellowship, sponsored by Flamboyant Arts Fund and the Mellon Foundation. Most recently, she was selected to be the second Poet Laureate of the City of Chicago.
From Def Poetry Jam to Chicago Poet Laureate: An Interview with Mayda del Valle - Prideindex
Mayda del Valle was born and raised on the South Side of Chicago. She is the author of The University of Hip Hop and a winner of the 2016 Dr
AJ Lovelace on Creating Authentic Black and Queer Representation in Onyx
Filmmaker AJ Lovelace is redefining the modern spy genre and promoting authentic representation both on- and off-screen. The award-winning director, cinematographer, writer, actor, and photographer based in Los Angeles is making space for stories that challenge conventions while embracing humor, heart, and humanity. He recently sat down with PrideIndex to discuss his successful short-form series, Onyx, which is now in its second season.
Onyx blends espionage, comedy, and sharp social commentary while going beyond traditional genre expectations. It centers on diverse Black identities, queer experiences, and imperfect yet deeply relatable characters. In this conversation, Lovelace shares insights about independent filmmaking, the importance of representation in entertainment, the future of inclusive storytelling, and why audiences are ready for something new.
AJ Lovelace on Creating Authentic Black and Queer Representation in Onyx - Prideindex
Filmmaker AJ Lovelace is redefining the modern spy genre and promoting authentic representation both on- and off-screen. The award-winning d
Marc Campbell is a Florida-based Licensed Mental Health Counselor, LGBTQ+ advocate, and author dedicated to helping queer individuals and fa
Marc Campbell is a Florida-based Licensed Mental Health Counselor, LGBTQ+ advocate, and author dedicated to helping queer individuals and families thrive. With more than five years of experience in the counseling field, Campbell has worked closely with LGBTQ+ youth, including many experiencing homelessness, while fostering safer and more affirming spaces across Central Florida.
5 Questions with Anthony Green, Host of The DC Black Pride 2026 Writers Forum - Prideindex
As DC Black Pride 2026 approaches, its Writers' Forum shines as a vibrant celebration of Black LGBTQ+ storytelling, creativity, and community. Hosted by Anthony Green for the third consecutive year...... here’s what he shared about this exciting event.
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Red, Pink & Purple Polka Dot Poetry Slam 2026 - Prideindex
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Resilience Redefined: Mega Body’s Story of Survival and Self-Discovery - Prideindex
Checkout our inspirational survival story of Tahjaleenie Tahji, known professionally as Mega Body or simply Mega.
