Queer Zine Lit, USA, LGBT

Queer Zine Lit, USA, LGBT
Category: Online Magazine
Founder/Editor: Jillian A. Bogater
E-mail Address: jillian@queerzinelit.com

Description:
Identities are multiple. Identities are complex. And while we often are asked to check off the boxes that define us, identity is not easily caged. QueerZineLit challenges the status quo notion that we must assimilate to succeed. At the same time, QZL recognizes inevitable overlap between communities. The key is to examine what privilege we possess and discover ways we can become allies for each other. Join us as QueerZineLit publishes new Manifestos and Graffiti that illustrate the tapestry of our lives. Check out Fusion, a non-exhaustive reference list of organizations that foster connections between marginalized communities.

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Beyond Masculinity, USA, gay

Beyond Masculinity, USA, gay
Category: Online Magazine
Founder/Editor: Trevor Hoppe
E-mail Address: Online form

Description:
Essays by queer men on gender and politics

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Tongues Magazine, USA/Latin America, lesbian

Tongues Magazine, USA/Latin America, lesbian
Category: Online Magazine
Founder/Editor: Undisclosed
E-mail Address: Undisclosed

Description:
Tongues is a non-profit collective of Queer Latinas organizing towards building a movement that inspires new conceptualizations of identity, motivates cross-collaborations, provides an outlet, and addresses social issues across the LGBT and Latina/o communities. While in the hopes of reconstructing a language of our own, we use the word "Queer" to connote the range of identifiers with which we currently engage ourselves to include lesbian, bisexual, same-gender loving, gay, two-spirited, jota, dyke, etc. We choose "Tongues" as a symbol of our rhythmic instrument on which we depend to communicate our realities and unleash our desires; give voice to the traditionally silent, and epitomize our sensuality; mobilize our communities, and make and share erotic pleasure.

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Rainbow Rumpus, USA, bisexual/transgender

Rainbow Rumpus, USA, bisexual/transgender
Category: Online Magazine
Founder/Editor: Undisclosed
E-mail Address: editor@rainbowrumpus.org

Description:
Rainbow Rumpus is a magazine for youth with LGBT parents. We publish a variety of genres and will consider serialized work. Stories featuring families of color, bisexual parents, transgender parents, and mixed-race families are particularly welcome.

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White Crane, USA, gay

White Crane, USA, gay
Category: Online Magazine
Founder/Editor: Bo Young
E-mail Address: bo@gaywisdom.org

Description:
For over fifteen years White Crane has existed as a quarterly forum for exploring Gay Culture and Wisdom. White Crane (originally White Crane Newsletter) was created by Robert Barzan in the Summer of 1989. Barzan chose the name White Crane because in the ancient traditions of China and Japan, the white crane is a symbol of happiness and wholeness. Suggesting high-flying aspiration and convention-defying independence. It is an appropriate symbol for the Gay spiritual quest. In 2003, the Lambda Book Report described the venerable publication as "a literate, intelligent-and, at the same time, provocative and ground-breaking, scholarly quarterly of gay culture." In 2004, White Crane was the only gay magazine to be nominated for the coveted UTNE Independent Press Award.

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Queer Sighted, USA, gay/lesbian

Queer Sighted, USA, gay/lesbian
Category: Online Magazine
Founder/Editor: Undisclosed
E-mail Address: Online form

Description:
QS is a gay blog for the gay and lesbian community. Stay up-to-date with gay news, photos, blogs and more.

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Gaysi, India, gay

Gaysi, India, gay
Category: Online Magazine
Founder/Editor: Undisclosed
E-mail Address: gaysifamily@gmail.com

Description:
Gaysi Family was started to provide a voice and a safe space to desis who identify as LGBT. What began as a simple idea of sharing stories about what it meant to be gay and desi (gaysi!) has evolved into a space with multiple authors and multiple sections and traffic from around the world. We, here at Gaysi Family, provide a forum for gaysis with something to say, whether it’s personal opinions, coming out stories, poems, erotic fiction, book reviews, movie reviews, event notices or anything at all that is related to being gaysi. In addition, we also interview published authors, activists that work towards our cause and media personalities.

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Gala Magazine: LGBT Artists, USA, LGBT

Gala Magazine: LGBT Artists, USA, LGBT
Category: Online Magazine
Founder/Editor: Christina Jeter
E-mail Address: info@galamagonline.com

Description:
Founded on the East Coast of the United States by Christine Gerity of New Jersey, GALA Magazine | LGBT Artists' mission is to give voice to unseen,unheard, and undiscovered artists within the LGBT community; while inspiring, educating and motivating others to pursue their passions. GALA has had an online presence since 2007 and its members and followers can be found on its social networking site. While GALA's social networking site offers an opportunity for LGBT artists all of sorts to post their works and interact, it is also open to anyone interested in meeting the artists and interacting with other LGBT members. There are also forums for discussions on topics related to art, music, writing and more, as well as general topics regarding everyday life.

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Behind the Mask, Africa, LGBT

Behind the Mask, Africa, LGBT
Category: Online Magazine
Founder/Editor: Thuli Madi
E-mail Address: info@mask.org.za

Description:
Through journalism and activism, BTM provides reliable information and initiates dialogue about LGBTI issues in Africa to ensure that human rights are recognised as indivisible and are guaranteed for everyone. The new vision as developed during the strategic planning session in May 2009 now reads "As a proud, celebratory, and reliable voice of African LGBTI people and communities, BTM strives to promote respect for sexual diversity, and equality before the law."

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Noize Magazine

When a gay festival or event comes to town, that town becomes an instant gay ghetto full of men. Groups traveling from all across the country enjoy the festivities, sightsee and engage in different events from skiing to river-rafting, all scheduled around large dance events.

Many cities are developing events which emphasize the assets of their local community, from gay ski weekends to an escape to South Beach in the middle of the winter. From a party at the Olympic Stadium in Montreal to a spring celebration in the middle of the desert. This trend has been expanding to international destinations as well.

noiZe magazine has covered Dance, Festival and Circuit Events in Print and Online for over 16 years.

We recognize that just as being gay has become more accepted into the mainstream, so has the Circuit become one part of a larger gay culture. NoiZe understands that our readers who enjoy the Circuit also enjoy many other social events. So, as we continue to bring you unbiased and complete reporting and information on all things Circuit related, we will also keep you up to date with information on many other events you want to know about.

noiZe Magazine is the premier guide to Circuit Parties, Gay Dance Events, and Festivals. Covering Parties around the world, and providing you with complete information on when and where the best parties are, noiZe is your guide to the hottest events.

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