As a newly out nonbinary queer person, it’s harder moving about in this new world than I anticipated, similar but different to standing firm in my bisexuality.

Atlanta writer Heather Maloney talks about the unique path that transgender people walk 'like carrying a vat of acid' through dread, horror, as they strive ultimately to themselves with self-acceptance.

Visitors to the reopened Atlanta Eagle will find a now-familiar scene in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic: temperature checks at the door, employees...

The time is now for everyone to actively end racism. It's not enough to be non-racist. We must be anti-racist. Here’s what we all...

LGBTQ ATL beckons, whether you poke your head out or stay safely tucked in quarantine.­­ Party planners, rally organizers and Zoom mavens have ideas...

The coronavirus pandemic has put LGBTQ Atlanta’s largest events this fall in a holding pattern, with organizers of Atlanta Pride, Black Gay Pride, AIDS...

The weeks of ongoing protests and marches in Atlanta have echoed themes heard across the country – calls for racial justice and police reform....

The Phillip Rush Center abruptly closed on Monday, leaving five employees jobless and clients of the non-profit’s Health Initiative program without its long-running services. The...

On Saturday, more than 1,000 LGBTQ Atlantans and their supporters were scheduled to toast equality and raise cash in a downtown hotel. Then coronavirus.

The Queer Agenda is your calendar of virtual shows, soirees and specials, but most of all, a guide to LGBTQ Atlanta connections to keep quarantine crazy at bay.