"In many ways wearing a dress felt more like coming home, returning to what once was, rather than becoming something 'new.'"

Yngrid Winter, a former member of the Shreveport community, shares a moving open letter to the LGBTQ+ community and allies.

Jessica Upchurch is a proud trans woman, and at 55 and performing (again), she's finally finding happiness as herself.

Timing is everything — and for Jackson Johnson, it meant changing the entire course of his life.

Missing your favorite drag artists? Catch up now to see how they've been surviving the pandemic. You can even watch a performance.

If you identify as queer and would like to be a part of this directory (and history), email us at queerport@gmail.com.

The newly engaged couple live in Shreveport with their animals and are in the process of renovating their first home together.

"If my dad was still around, I probably wouldn’t be alive. That’s the reality of having a homophobic parent."

We’re quarantined and looking for a good time, but is this a match made in heaven, or are you living in Dante’s Inferno?

A bop is a bop, and when you hear it, you know. Add the fact that they're queer, well, we're moving into HIGHLY DESIRABLE territory.

Teaching is in William Alexander Morrison’s blood, so to speak.

Tune into Queerport's Facebook page Saturday, April 18 and enjoy story time with the sweetest sour girl we know — Lemon Pop! 🍋

If the queer community is known for one thing, it’s our ever-changing acronym. Where do intersex folks fall in our alphabet soup?

"Are you familiar with Gershwin’s tune "Rhapsody in Blue"? There you go. That’s how I would describe my gender."

Hey, ya'll. It's your friendly queer AF non-binary comrade Derick and I am, you guessed it, self-quarantining.

The truth is, trans folks have been around since at least the Iron Age.

Queerport is proud to present a 5-week long series of mixer events at Fat Calf Brasserie in Shreveport beginning March 31.

Sponsor Queerport 2020 now to help keep this event FREE and ALL AGES!

Enjoy a FREE movie on the third Monday of each month at The Korner Lounge in downtown Shreveport.

Standing in the mirror, I shrug off the memories of yesteryear by trying to be just a little more queerer than the day before.