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Georgia Voice The Georgia Voice by Rough Draft is the leading LGBTQ+ media organization in the South. Boyd worked for Southern Voice in sales in the 1990's.

The Georgia Voice is an LGBT media outlet that publishes daily online and in print every other Friday. The Georgia Voice is published by The Georgia Voice, LLC, which was co-founded by Laura Douglas-Brown, Tim Boyd and Christina Cash, who together have more than 25 years experience in managing the editorial and business departments of an Atlanta-based LGBT publication. Cash founded Southern Voice

in 1988 and Douglas-Brown worked as a reporter there beginning in 1997 and was named Editor in 2006. Southern Voice closed on Nov. 16, 2009 and left Atlanta's le***an, gay, bisexual and transgender communities without a voice for the first time in almost 22 years. Profitable since 1993, Cash sold the newspaper was sold to Window Media in 1997 and it enjoyed continued success for almost a decade. Cash, Boyd and Douglas-Brown acted quickly to fill the void left by the demise of Southern Voice and launched GA Voice in March, 2010. We are grateful for the overwhelming support we have received from the community and look forward to serving our readers and advertisers for many years to come.

05/30/2026

EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT:
Peach Party 15 Main Event w/ Volos & Suri
performance by Phoenix (RPDR All Stars)
www.PeachPartyAtlanta.com

05/28/2026
The June issue of Georgia Voice features a guide to Pride celebrations across Georgia, as well as a look at the All Stri...
05/28/2026

The June issue of Georgia Voice features a guide to Pride celebrations across Georgia, as well as a look at the All Stripes and Pride House collaboration for the World Cup matches. You'll also see who is in the June 16 primary runoff election, a first look at a David Bowie-inspired wine bar in Sandy Springs, and more.

Dive into our extensive resources on the topic that interests you. It's like a masterclass to be explored at your own pace.

05/28/2026

FYI: The Crosswalk newsletter will be in your inbox on Thursday afternoon.

Out On Film has announced the recipients of its third annual Filmmaker Fund, a grant supporting the completion of projec...
05/28/2026

Out On Film has announced the recipients of its third annual Filmmaker Fund, a grant supporting the completion of projects by q***r filmmakers.

Out On Film, Atlanta's LGBTQ+ film festival, has awarded $5,500 in grants to six q***r filmmakers.

The U.S. House of Representatives passed a federal “Don’t Say Trans” bill last week, attempting to force teachers to out...
05/26/2026

The U.S. House of Representatives passed a federal “Don’t Say Trans” bill last week, attempting to force teachers to out transgender students nationwide. Eight Democrats also voted for the bill.

The U.S. House of Representatives passed a federal 'Don't Say Trans' bill, forcing teachers to out transgender students and limiting sex-based accommodations.

05/26/2026

We’re thrilled to welcome Atlanta drag legend Nicole Paige Brooks to our June 2 screening of The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert 💖

Join us at Landmark Midtown Art Cinema for a night featuring:
✨ The film screening
✨ A post-screening talkback with Nicole Paige Brooks & Mark King
✨ A costume contest
✨ An after party at Apres Diem

🗓️ June 2 • 7PM
🎟️ https://ow.ly/TS8L50Z4f3I

“Saccharine” follows Hana (Midori Francis), an exhausted med student who can’t seem to catch a break. She’s in love with...
05/22/2026

“Saccharine” follows Hana (Midori Francis), an exhausted med student who can’t seem to catch a break. She’s in love with the hot girl at her gym (Madeleine Madden) who barely knows she exists. She has a complicated, to say the least, relationship with her parents. And she’s struggling with disordered eating – specifically, binge eating.

Filmmaker Natalie Erika James talks about her new horror film "Saccharine," which opens in theaters this weekend.

05/22/2026

Today is Harvey Milk Day!

As one of the first openly gay elected officials in the U.S., Harvey Milk’s legacy continues to inspire our fight for justice, equality, and human rights for ALL people.

Former U.S. Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass.), who became the first member of Congress to voluntarily come out as gay in 1987,...
05/22/2026

Former U.S. Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass.), who became the first member of Congress to voluntarily come out as gay in 1987, died on May 19, at the age of 86.

Former U.S. Rep. Barney Frank, a trailblazing gay lawmaker, dies at 86. He fought for LGBTQ rights and authored the Dodd-Frank Act.

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