VIDEO: Pride Story Preview
Our biggest issue of the year is finally here! Georgia Voice editor Patrick Colson-Price previews the stories you can find in our Pride issue, out now. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pN4eFotinBM&featur...
Winter is Coming
When I first officially met Ethan, I was interviewing him for one of my first journalism classes at Georgia Southern University. He posted on Facebook that he was doing his first keynote speech at the Unitarian...
A Trans and Gender Non-Binary Guide to Pride
Do you identify as transgender or gender non-binary/genderqueer/gender non-conforming and wondering what’s out there especially for you on Atlanta Pride Weekend?For starters, check out Sugar Shack: A Queer ...
Little Pride with Big Hearts
The 49th annual Atlanta Pride festival will offer something for everyone – and that includes children and teens.Besides an array of colorful tents, umbrellas and chairs adorning the Piedmont Park field and ...
Goody Bags For You, and You, and You: Essentials For Your Pride Guests
What I love most about any Pride celebration in the city I live in, is welcoming my guests to town with a special little goody bag specifically made for their weekend adventures. I’m such a giver that I get car...
Meet the LGBTQ Atlanta Artist Behind Commercial Pride Attire, Inclusive Local Art
Perhaps you know her as Lisette Correa; perhaps by her ARRRTAddict moniker. Or perhaps you’ve just seen her Pride T-shirt designs grace the racks at Macy’s and Target for the past several Junes.“I was one o...
PRIDE Etiquette 101: A Letter About Consent
Learn before you act! That’s how I’ve always responded to straight folks or any other person who’s traveling to a pride festival for the first time. Look, I know it can be overwhelming when half-naked men and w...
Ask the Doc: “PrEP”-ing for Pride
As hundreds of thousands ascend on Atlanta for Pride 2019, those planning in being sexually active should prepare and plan accordingly. We caught up with Absolute Care’s Terry Hackworth on how visitors and loca...
CHRIS 180 Expands to Help LGBTQ Homeless Youth
In a community where suicide rates are on the rise, LGBTQ homeless youth are reaching out for help now more than ever. In Atlanta, there’s a non-profit working to get kids off the streets and on a pathway to li...
The Phillip Rush Center Continues Growth
Phillip Rush, the namesake of The Phillip Rush Center (The Rush Center) we know today on Dekalb Avenue near the Candler Park MARTA station, was a gay man active in the LGBTQ community who was instrumental in es...