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The sexuality of people with disabilities is rarely represented or discussed in mainstream media.
The sexuality of people with disabilities is rarely represented or discussed in mainstream media.
Andrew Morrison-Gurza, a queer Vancouverite who has cerebral palsy and uses a wheelchair, is changing that.
Morrison-Gurza, who has a Master of Arts degree in legal studies (specializing in people with disabilities) launched Deliciously Disabled Consulting, a company and awareness campaign that aims to bring the subject of disability into pop culture and to support the sexuality of people with disabilities.
Cuties is Opening up an inclusive Queer Coffee Shop
Help “Cuties” meet their fundraising goal on Indiegogo and open their queer coffee shop. Funds will go towards renovations of their space to make it accessible, secure and as intersectional as possible!
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Stunning photos of 'Caramel Curves,' the all-female motorcycle club that rules the streets of New Orleans
Courtesy Akasha Rabut
With their matching outfits, sky-high stilettos, and dazzling motorbikes that emit puffs of pink smoke, Caramel Curves is a photographer's dream.
Founded in 2005, the all-female motorcycle club meets every Sunday to cruise through the streets of New Orleans and share in the sisterhood of partaking in what is often a male-dominated arena.
Photographer Akasha Rabut spent three years riding with them and documenting these divas in action.
Looking to support Black-owned restaurants and bars in LA? We got you.
50 Black-Owned Restaurants and Bars in LA to patronize. Black lives matter and black businesses do too.
"Chanel" is making people feel understood.
Frank Ocean fans woke up to a pretty awesome surprise this morning: a brand-new song that was dropped in the middle of the night. The singer debuted "Chanel" on the second episode of his Beats 1 radio show Blonded, marking his first new single of the year.
If there’s going to be a safe space for the LGBTQIA+ community, it should have good coffee. At least, that’s the idea behind Cuties Coffee Bar, 
“If there’s going to be a safe space for the LGBTQIA+ community, it should have good coffee. At least, that’s the idea behind Cuties Coffee Bar, soon to open in East Hollywood.In Los Angeles, there are “A lot of late-night venues that are queer-oriented, but not casual spaces that are places to go during the day,” says Cuties co-founder Virginia Bauman, who has been organizing the monthly meet-up series Queers, Coffee & Donuts in private spaces with her Cuties partner, Iris Bainum-Houle. They hope the event, which has grown to host about 100 attendees throughout the last year, will become weekly once Cuties opens this Spring. The space will also host other community gatherings and workshops. “
-Loretta Chao