There is a new group on the scene and if you don’t know them now, my guess is that you will soon! God-des and She are not new to homo hop. They have been around since 1999 and continue to rise! They have appeared on the hit show The L Word , the documentary Pick up the Mic and have been playing the clubs of New York since moving there in 2004. You can also see their hit video, “Love you better” (my favorite) below. She has also make the pages of Curve magazine numerous times. Read the rest of this entry »
Archive for November, 2006
Global What?
It was a beautiful day today. With temperatures creeping over 70°, it felt great to be outside or put your windows down while you’re driving. But you have to wonder “Why?” It’s almost December and I am walking around without a jacket! We’re hearing more and more about global warming…could it really be making noticeable changes…in my lifetime? Read the rest of this entry »
Got Milk?
When the Civil Rights Movement was happening, there were a number of people who stood out, took action and became monumental figures to help eliminate discrimination and segregation. Martin Luther King, Jr., Rosa Parks and Malcolm X, just to name a few. When it has come to the Gay Rights Movement, who are our leaders and mentors today? Read the rest of this entry »
What in the World…
What in the world are you doing December 1st? Did you know its World AIDS Day? This is the day where nearly every city in every country in the world is remembering the past, present and future of this disease. But, its not just about remembering. Its about awareness. Its about prevention and education. Its about celebrating the lives of those who have been lost, those who are living, family and friends affected and those who have the power to prevent it. Read the rest of this entry »
What in the World…
What in the world are you doing December 1st? Did you know its World AIDS Day? This is the day where nearly every city in every country in the world is remembering the past, present and future of this disease. But, its not just about remembering. Its about awareness. Its about prevention and education. Its about celebrating the lives of those who have been lost, those who are living, family and friends affected and those who have the power to prevent it. Read the rest of this entry »
