QUEERPORT is gearing up for our first-ever Health + Beauty + Queersource Fair happening Saturday, April 30 in the Urgent EMS parking lot.

Dani Hackler (they/them) discusses Pride Month and how we, as queer people, must reclaim it from corporations and the bourgeoisie.

I first came out to my mom as transgender when I was 14, and since then, I’ve come out to countless people.

UrgentEMS’s first call to action has been the recent healthcare laws banning and criminalizing medical care for trans youth in Arkansas.

Learn about the origins of some of our pride flags and the meanings of the colors.

I’ve commuted by bike for a little over four years now, and I’ve learned some things about life along the way.

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?

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."

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

Mark your calendars for Nov. 29. It all comes down to Faye Hexx, Mirage, Lemon Pop and Duck.

The takeaway: respect what someone says they go by. No matter what.

Q-Prom takes place on Saturday, June 8 at artspace in Shreveport and is an LGBTQIA+ inclusive prom experience.

Queerport was fortunate to meet with That Girl DJ to discuss her life and her recent EP, Captivate.

one of our reasons for starting queerport was to build a strong and unified [leftist] queer community.