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Silencing Voices Is the First Step Toward Erasing Them This month is the 20th anniversary of the creation of Diversity Rules Magazine. It is hard to believe that I have been plugging along with this for so long. The publication has experienced many highs and lows, as well as iterations in format and availability. It […]

Monster Party – A NewSurrealist, Queer Immersive Play – Runs April 16 – 25 At Rita House In Los Angeles

MONSTER PARTY is an interactive play that puts guests in the center of a supernatural, sociopolitical melodrama. Set within the context of a bizarre, surreal cocktail party, the show sees attendees let loose inside the home of an enigmatic socialite known as The Baroness. Throughout the 2.5-hour experience, guests will have the opportunity to engage […]

Cherri

Cherri, a visually rich and emotionally layered Cuban drama from director Fabián Suárez, will debut on all major streaming platforms on April 21st from Breaking Glass Pictures. Exploring themes of desire, loyalty, and emotional resilience, the film follows an aging, overweight, and fiercely romantic gay man whose longing for love leads him down a risky […]

A red, green, and yellow piece of playground equipment with images of wheelchairs engraved on the side.

Inclusive Playground Features That Make a Difference

Playgrounds should be many things: joyful, chaotic (the good kind!), and full of laughter. What they should never be is exclusive. Incorporating inclusive playground features that make a difference isn’t just about compliance checklists—it’s about creating spaces where every child feels seen, valued, and free to play. Physical Accessibility Is Just the Beginning When most […]