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Bold colors and magical personalities are some of the traits that these creatives are known for. In the midst of adversities with their identities, art has always been the healing rainbow to overcome their difficulties. With a supportive community as their stem, their arts and personalities have been able to blossom.

Say you’re 18. You’re gay. Stuck in rural ‘Merica. No LGBT center or organization on the countryside. Your parents won’t accept you, so you relocate to the nearest city. You get an apartment. Things…

A national program is reaching out to Iowa’s Latinx LGBTQ youth with a new resource.

Refinery29 Somos is dedicated to elevating, educating, and inspiring a new generation of changemakers committed to Latinx visibility. It’s through this platform, created in partnership with Ulta Beauty, that we’ll explore the unique issues that affect us and dive into the parallels and contrasts that make our community so rich‚ all while celebrating nuestras culturas. Here, 35-year-old Carmen Carrera, a trans Latinx model and actress, share

Immigration policies such as increased raids by ICE are deterring Latinx men affected by HIV from getting healthcare.

"I’m running for Congress because it matters — because we need to show future generations that a queer Latina can be a strong elected [official]."

"I want to make sure everything I'm doing is creating a better world for my boys." Daniel Reyes is the chief program officer at The Lesbian, Gay,

Fellow poet Danez Smith calls Garcia’s Thrown in the Throat a “freaky, stunning debut.”

Two San Diegans discussed with News 8's Monique Griego their struggles and why they feel things are moving in a positive direction.

To a background salsa and merengue, Paraguay native Mark Loewen said he celebrates being Hispanic, gay and a dad — a combination he says is rare in Richmond.

People are coming from as far as Seattle to meet and strategize, gathering at a moment when the treatment of LGBT people has emerged as an animating issue in the national debate over immigration.

Although the entertainment industry in the United States has helped advance a more tolerant and inclusive public perception of sexual minorities, Spanish

The Spanish podcast "De Pueblo, Católico y Gay," created by Eder Díaz Santillan, explores the intersection of LGBTQ, Latino, and Catholic identities.

A powerful voice for marginalized groups, Laura Aguilar frankly and poetically portrayed Latino and lesbian communities.

Gay bars survived the AIDS crisis, oppression and recessions, but the pandemic is driving bars out of business nationwide, especially those catering to people of color.

A groundbreaking initiative is reaching out to Latinx LGBTQ+ people in three critical swing states.

The Puerto Rican superstar on parenting, protests, and continuing the Latin pop revolution

#VotaJota, a new campaign, aims to inspire trans and queer Latinx people to vote on November 3.

Here are some of the familiar faces you'll see.

Frank Rojas was seeking community and understanding and found it, in person and on Zoom, through L.A.-based organization the Wall Las Memorias Project.

Luis Rodriguez crossed into America in May 2018. Over a year later, his asylum claim hasn't been approved. He says it was impossible to stay in El Salvador.

Comedian Robert Parra spoke to ABC7 about his journey in comedy, where he is now on the road to helping others, and how he overcame societal pressures in order to be who he truly is.

In June 2016, a Muslim American man entered Orlando’s Pulse nightclub during its weekly Latin Night and gunned down 49 people, most of them gay or bisexual. In the dizzying aftermath of the tragedy, I was assigned to write an opinion piece for HuffPost about how then-­presidential candidate Donald Trump was using the incident to […]

The Latinx actor, singer, dancer, writer and drag king is about as impressive a 25 year old as they come.