Gay Travel

And being gay in Tucson is apparently a lot more acceptable than in Phoenix (which shocked me, but that’s for another article). I went to Colors, which is a gay owned and themed restaurant. It truly seemed like a welcoming place for LGBTQ people and not just a flaming stereotype. However, it certainly was...
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Who am I?” and “What do I want?” are the questions that invade the minds of twenty-something’s. Many of us travel around the world in search of the answers only to find them in the most unusual and unexpected places.
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After a few hours of doing what our generation knows how to do best, Surfing the Web via Google, I stumbled upon this fabulous queer social group in NYC for the 20-something community, called 20SOMETHING. These social group joins to have drinks, talk about relationships in the queer community, plan events in the city and relax...
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Dumbo's first gay party at Galapagos Art Space
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Dupont Circle has played a long role in the LGBTQ community in the nation. In fact, the first Pride celebration occurred at the community building near Dupont Circle in 1975.
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It’s the second week of October and the fall colors are just about to reach their peak in Vermont. If you’ve never gone leaf peeping in New England before, it’s a must- and if you have, well then, I don’t have to tell you how beautiful it is.
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I would like to share with you a list of phenomenal must have lesbian/bisexual music for your next road trip across the country.
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