That Voice-Over Sounds Familiar… It’s Me!
I’ve always heard folks say I’ve got a voice for radio and usually not follow it up with, “and a face to match!” so why not try voice-over and narration work?
Tagged: pride
Jewish Community Center of Greater Baltimore to Host Queer Jewish Arts Festival June 1-13
The Jewish Community Center (JCC) of Greater Baltimore will host its first Queer Jewish Arts Festival celebrating LGBTQIA+ stories and experiences through film, theater, music, literature, and dance.
Out/Spoken 2018, June 21 @ 9:30 Club
Story District presents Out/Spoken. LGBTQ storytellers will share true stories that will make you laugh, cry, and feel inspired. June 21, 8pm at 9:30 Club.
“Got my back?” Check one: Y / N
There is no easy way to convey how on our guard or walking on eggshells some people of color (especially QPoC) are in predominantly white spaces.
“Pride hasn’t included me in a long, long time.”
Written by a friend on Facebook and posted here with their permission. They are much better at putting their feelings into words than I am, but reading it, I found myself nodding from shared experience.
DC Pride 2015: Out/Spoken
Capital Pride is just around the corner, and in case you didn’t know, it’s not just all about the parade and festival (and parties)–even though it can sometimes seem that way. If you’d rather tone up your mind rather than...
42: ***Spotless
After almost–but not quite–20 years in DC, I sometimes think it would be nice if I could opt for a form of selective amnesia. I never watched “Eternal Sunshine” but I more or less guessed the plot and I was...
pride: feel the rainbow
This is more for the gay geeks out there. I mean the proper gay nerds, not the ones who lately think it’s “cool” to call themselves nerds because they really liked Firefly or The Big Bang Theory.* It isn’t directly...
pride: Army on DADT
Not sure how I hadn’t noticed this before, but the Army actually has a webpage devoted to the details of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell (DADT) and its repeal…
pride: all ages
Continuing on the Pride trend comes a great announcement from AARP: AARP today announced the launch of a new online Web portal—www.aarp.org/pride—dedicated to serving older lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, and transgender (LGBT) Americans. The organization’s first online home base for the...