Sondra Rose Marie

2 months ago | taggmagazine.com | Sondra Rose Marie

Queer Wins and Losses At Last Night’s Academy AwardsMarch 3, 2025 Mx. Eden is a sex educator from Baltimore, Maryland who specializes in curating safer spaces to appreciate consent and explore pleasure. As a host and public speaker, Mx. Eden has appeared at the prestigious Princeton University, the historic Howard Theatre, and dozens of other institutions across the United States. They're the resident host of Pies 'n' Pasties burlesque show at Pie Shop DC.

2 months ago | taggmagazine.com | Sondra Rose Marie

Relocating to a new country is an exciting adventure, but for LGBTQ+ individuals, it comes with unique challenges. Finding a welcoming environment, understanding legal protections, and building a supportive network are key factors in ensuring a fulfilling expat experience. Whether you’re moving for work, love, or the thrill of exploring the world, this guide will help you navigate life abroad with confidence and pride. 1.

2 months ago | taggmagazine.com | Sondra Rose Marie

Over the last week, you’ve likely seen the name Sam Nordquist on social media or in the news. It can be difficult to take in yet another story of hatred, especially when it feels personal. That being said, I do believe it’s important that we remember and honor members of the LGBTQ+ community who lost their lives simply because they decided to be themselves.

2 months ago | taggmagazine.com | Sondra Rose Marie

On the evening of Monday, January 28, President Donald Trump issued, “Prioritizing Military Excellence and Readiness,” an executive order designed to ban transgender troops from the United States military. While this action has been somewhat expected since Trump won the 2024 presidential election (he attempted to ban transgender troops during his first term), implementation of the order remains murky.

Feb 14, 2025 | taggmagazine.com | Sondra Rose Marie

Lucy Dacus’ Video for “Best Guess” Ignites Calls for Better Sapphic Representation “What do we do now?” That was the question LGBTQ+ folks, racial minorities, and immigrants across the United States asked their friends and family as the news rolled in that Donald Trump would be president again. Some people considered leaving the country, causing a 1,500% spike in Google Searches about emigration. Others wondered how to care for their communities and prepare a rocky four years.