From Whence We Came: Our LGBTQ ATL History
Think you know gay Atlanta history? We start in 1826. Come see what we found.
Charis bringing trans activist, author Sarah McBride to Atlanta
Sarah McBride has been a lot of firsts. At just 27, she’s been the first openly transgender student body president at a four-year university; the first openly transgender person to work at the White House, w...
Georgia Voice 2017 Best of Atlanta winners: Shopping
Bookstore Charis Books and More While across the nation LGBT bookstores have shut their doors, Atlanta’s Charis Books and More (www.charisbooksandmore.com) has managed to not only survive but remain a fan...
Packed schedule of Georgia events lined up for Stonewall Month
Pride should always be celebrated year-round, but June is an especially momentous time as it marks the month in 1969 when Greenwich Village's LGBT community fought back against police after a raid on the Stonew...
Readers weigh in on how Georgia’s LGBT nonprofits have affected their lives
“Raising children to recognize and celebrate not only their own, but everyone's, full range of complex and unique human expressions is one of the primary focuses of my life. I believe that we can do that with r...