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Velvetpark’s Top 25 Queer Women of 2015
It is with great pleasure thatVelvetpark announces our
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It’s with great honor that we present to you Velvetpark’s Top 25 Queer Women of 2013.
3rd Annual Mr Transman Competition
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Vp Issue 2: “Toshi Reagon: Firestarter”
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[Editor’s Note: Considering the hullaballo about a certain male basketball player coming out—when men do come out it’s just.so.damn.noble!—we at
Velvetpark’s Official Top 25 Significant Queer Women of 2012
It is with great pride we present to you Velvetpark’s annual Top 25 Queer Women of 2012.
Queer Films That Changed Our Lives
Last weekend, the New York Times asked over a dozen gay men, two lesbians, and one “v” about
Velvetpark’s Official Top 25 Significant Queer Women of 2011
Before the year comes to a close, Velvetpark presents our round up of the Top 25 Significant Queer Women of read more…
Velvetpark’s Official Top 25 Significant Queer Women of 2010
Velvetpark’s year end round up of the most significant queer women of 2010 had our editors researching and wracking our read more…
Daily Dose: It Gets Better
Writer Dan Savage has created a YouTube channel for LGBTQ youth with the goal of helping queer and questioning kids read more…
Hang With Us at the Original Plumbing Release Party
Original Plumbing is a rad lifestyle mag for transguys. It’s chock full of gorgeous photography, essays, and interviews.
The Real L Word’s Nikki Weiss Responds to Velvetpark
Last week Julia Watson and Grace Moon gave a long, hard critique of The Real L Word: Los Angeles<