The Scars We Carry: Living Through the AIDS Crisis
By R. Lee Ingalls I would be remiss if I did not write something about the AIDS crisis during Pride Month. After all, preserving our history and telling our stories…
By R. Lee Ingalls I would be remiss if I did not write something about the AIDS crisis during Pride Month. After all, preserving our history and telling our stories…
How It All Began — Part One By R. Lee Ingalls People often ask where the name Mansion-Men came from. The answer is simple, but the story behind it is…
“Is Pride still needed?” When I hear that question, one word immediately comes to mind: duality. Duality is at the heart of why Pride continues to matter. In fact, the…
June 2nd, 1934 is the birthday of my Dad’s sister, Aunt Joyce. This photograph of my Aunt Joyce, taken around Christmas in 1959, captures what anyone who knew her would…
Gary and Bryant are two dear friends of mine whom I have known for decades. During that time, I have had the privilege of watching not only their relationship grow,…
One of the many advantages of living in Houston is access to one of the most vibrant and diverse theater communities in the country. From world-renowned institutions such as the…