Author: Helmut Domagalski
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Musing on Gender
Musing on Gender By Helmut Domagalski Do you ever wonder what it would be like to be raised as a child, with nothing but absolute encouragement to express what comes […]
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A Dose of Gender
A Dose of Gender Diane Crow and Christi Harold are two women who have come to love their feminine selves. One a trans woman; the other a cross dresser – […]
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A Dose of Joining Heart
A Dose of Joining Hearts Jerry Henderson – gay, father, black, and 7-year president of Joining Hearts, has uniquely led from his intersection one of our very important Atlanta organizations […]
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A Dose of Fur Babies
Vet friend Charlie Rehm and Atlanta sweetheart CJ Casteel join the Dose to talk about their love of everything pet. While just a dog to some, understand how much gayly […]
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A Dose of Politics
A Dose of Politics Openly gay elected state representatives Sam Park (10th district) and Matthew Wilson (80th district) and appointed Atlanta director of LGBTQ+ affairs Malik Brown share their perspectives […]
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A Dose of Todrick Hall
A Dose of Todrick Hall Todrick Hall shares his challenges and dreams at the intersection of “not just gay, not just black, but just human.” Understand how too easily we […]
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A Dose of Daddy Issues
A Dose of Daddy Issues The range and style of relationships within the gay community that play on the familial is extensive. We are joined by dear friend to the […]
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A Dose of Proud Dad
A Dose of Proud Dad There is something so rewarding about reflecting back upon our past, to understand with more clarity our future. Meet Jeff Ellis – father to a […]
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Reflection on Jamaica Pride
Reflection on Jamiaca Pride By Bennett Schnyder The last Presidential Administration here in the States left many gays feeling excluded, unseen, or, worse, discriminated against. We saw policy after policy […]
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A Dose of Jamaican Pride with Maurice Tomlinson
A Dose of Jamaican Pride with Maurice Tomlinson Welcome to The Gayly Dose Maurice Tomlinson gave us a clear picture of what life is like for queer people outside of […]
