The South’s oldest feminist bookstore acts as a sanctuary for the state’s LGBTQ+ population.

A network of advocates and trans prisoners seek ways to challenge the new law and endure future battles.

Queer spiritual leaders around Atlanta challenge the perception that religious institutions are conservative.

Two lesbian-owned businesses share a space to welcome in the queer community.

Extreme heat events disproportionately affecting unhoused transgender individuals in heat wave prone Atlanta.

ATLANTA — Although the city of Atlanta has claimed that overall youth homelessness (ages 18-24) has decreased by 6% in the past year, non-profit organizations servicing LGBTQ+ homeless youth said they’ve seen a consistent increase annually for the past five years in queer-identifying children needing care. “[LGBTQ+ youth are] 120% more likely to experience homelessness…

The billions of dollars in cuts have impacted environmental organizations in Atlanta, while many prepare to be impacted in the future.

Trevor Ladner knew he was queer before he knew he was gay. He enjoyed dressing up, playing with dolls, and other activities that members of his family and rural community in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi considered “girly.” When his sexuality became more clear to himself despite not having the knowledge or language to identify what…

When Markese Williams turned 18, he left his home in search of a place more accepting of his sexuality. After dropping out of college after freshman year, he began years of living a precarious life — couch-surfing, working odd jobs, until five years later, at 23, he decided to seek help and enrolled in a…