It’s not hemorrhoids, it’s an anal fissure (and you can treat it with Botox)
Don’t suffer in silence–get help if it hurts when you poop or bottom. Anal fissures are surprisingly common, and there’s help available. Get the hole truth from Queer ally & board certified physician Carolyn Million, MD.
We shouldn't let stigma cloud our judgment in treatment and recovery for substance use. Here's insight from a licensed alcohol and substance use treatment counselor.
Laverne Cox’s breakup reveals politics does really matter when dating
As a Black queer person, values aren’t abstract—they’re about my safety, my freedom, and whether I’m protected in a society that often wants to erase people like me.
Anal botox can be used to treat fissures and also as a way to relax tightness and make bottoming more comfortable. Get the hole truth from Queer ally & board certified physician Carolyn Million, MD.
Programa Latino supports immigrants living in fear
With news of community members being detained and deported circulating, fear runs rampant. Programa Latino members are finding ways to build resilience and support one another.
Programa Latino apoya a los inmigrantes que viven con miedo
Al circular noticias de miembros de la comunidad detenidos y deportados, el miedo se desborda. Los y las integrantes del Programa Latino están encontrando formas de aumentar su resiliencia y apoyarse mutuamente.
Maintaining hope as an LGBTQ immigrant seeking asylum
Kenan Arun, executive director of the LGBTQ Asylum Project, keeps hope alive for LGBTQ asylum seekers—even as U.S. policies shift under the Trump administration.
You can’t get HIV from sharing a vape pen: My story of HIV stigma
In honor of Zero HIV Stigma Day, Nikos shares the startling examples of HIV stigma that persist--and also how far they've come since the days of secrecy and shame around their diagnosis.
A quiet revolution in the art world to honor and celebrate Black Queer community
From affinity viewing hours, and queer POC-led tours, to “equity edits” on art display text–the world of art is changing in a way that more fully welcomes our communities.
