Two Atlanta sisters lucked out in the family-of-origin department, landing each other in the bargain. Meet mis-matched but tight siblings Lindzey and Loren Shaffer in our Q Cover story. When Lindzey got cancer, friends and family stepped up, including millions of followers and a viral video.
A double dose of Q Community in this issue keeps the love vibes going. See how one gay dentist’s office family and a pair of gay restaurateurs jumped into action for others when coronavirus threatened their own livelihoods.
Q Voices finds Ian Aber dancing with personal demons in the wake of an LGBTQ suicide in his circle. Other folks wrestle instead with their own lies in Q Advice. Hope rises to the top in both columns.
We never leave our own community wanting in Q ATLus, either. Find the Q Events calendar for your downtime, the Q Map if you feel lost, advertisers you can trust, and a whole site of fresh daily content to supplement your life right here on Project Q Atlanta.
Q ATLus. It’s ATL and it’s Us. Write me at [email protected], and read the full print issue online below:
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