indigenous

Feature: Luis Cornejo, LMFT

Luis Cornejo (he/him) is an Indigiqueer Bilingual Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in the San Francisco…
I AM ALL These Things by Eliza Lopez

I wish I could be like the ocean No one asks the ocean why it’s fluid,…
Femme Love by Gena Boubard

falling in love indigenously, queerly every night is an act of ceremony gentle kisses with teases…
A Central American Love Story by Kairis Aridai Rivera

No, not Mexican. And no it cannot be broadcasted on ABC, NBC, Or any type of…
Feature: Poet & Musician Velvetwavez

Velvetwavez (born Nyalahrahsja Allen) is a Black queer non-binary artist, spoken word poet, singer and songwriter…
Unearthing Identity Through Alter Egos by Velvetwavez

Growing up in a relatively conservative town, queerness and transness were one of many things that…
Feature: Tattoo Artist & Creator Anaysa Stark

Anaysa Stark (she/her/ella) is a Queer Indigenous Woman of Color (QIWOC) of Latinx and Tohono O’odham…
My Newfound Tears Do Not Make Me Weak by Cole Richards

Preeminently, I’ve discovered in recent years that my various traumas do not dictate my path. My…
Feature: WOC Sister Collective

In an effort to highlight community organizations that have long been doing the work, Sacrosanct is…
Feature: Designer & Artist TP

TP, Te Puawai Pirret, is a graphic designer and artist from New Zealand. She wants to…