Our Story, Our Time

Black LGBTQ folks are often trying to find a place that they can call home. For us, it can be a tough task when...

Have you ever been told about how there are usually tons of “red flags” before something bad or adverse happens? That you can see...

Many of us walk this earth as wounded warriors. Battered by the blows of society’s devaluation of the black body while we fight against...

Ready? Disclose Everything! No one reveals personal information at the drop of a hat, so why should we? by George M. Johnson I’ve recently had conversations and...

This should go without saying, but in 2017 it seems that nothing can be left off the table in terms of what should and...

Checking In As part of your HIV self-care, take steps to address your mental health by George M. Johnson I finally went to see a therapist. For Black...

With new treatments, and advancements, HIV has now become a manageable and treatable chronic condition. From thirty pills a day, to thirty different pills...

I wake up every day and I do about ten minutes of prayer. I sit on my yoga mat with my legs crossed, light...

My Struggle with Self-Pleasure Self-care is an act of becoming by George M. Johnson Earlier this year I wrote a story disclosing my HIV status to the...

Say Their Names From slavery to HIV to death by police, the normalization of Black death needs to stop by George M. Johnson Philando Castile. Say his...