Welcome to the online home of Boston Spirit, New England's premier LGBT magazine.
Select one of the following links to subscribe to the print-version, shipped free to your address, for info on our special IRL events, to reach us, or to find more about advertising online and in print.
Welcome to the online home of Boston Spirit, New England's premier LGBT magazine.
Select one of the following links to subscribe to the print-version, shipped free to your address, for info on our special IRL events, to reach us, or to find more about advertising online and in print.
Receive the coffee-table-ready, glossy, print edition of Boston Spirit Magazine every two months by filling out this form.
Fill out the form which the address you'd like the subscription mailed to and your email address, so we can confirm the subscription.
We also send out a simple email newsletter once month (you can always opt-out).
Be assured, we don't sell our email lists or your personal data to anyone.
Welcome to the online home of Boston Spirit, New England's premier LGBT magazine.
Select one of the following links to subscribe to the print-version, shipped free to your address, for info on our special IRL events, to reach us, or to find more about advertising online and in print.
Receive the coffee-table-ready, glossy, print edition of Boston Spirit Magazine every two months by filling out this form.
Fill out the form which the address you'd like the subscription mailed to and your email address, so we can confirm the subscription.
We also send out a simple email newsletter once month (you can always opt-out).
Be assured, we don't sell our email lists or your personal data to anyone.
Welcome to the online home of Boston Spirit, New England's premier LGBT magazine.
Select one of the following links to subscribe to the print-version, shipped free to your address, for info on our special IRL events, to reach us, or to find more about advertising online and in print.
Every individual has an identity. Every identity stands at an intersection. Sex, gender, race, class, religion, economic and immigration status—we think of them, and many other markers, as roads that shape the direction of our experiences in the world.
When Corey Yarbrough and his partner Quincey J. Roberts founded the Boston-based Hispanic Black Gay Coalition (HBGC) in 2009, Yarbrough said their goal was to create an environment where LGBTQ people of color could “connect without feeling excluded.” Before they created the HBGC, Yarbrough and Roberts would go to LGBTQ events around Boston, but they always felt a disconnect from the scene. And they were not alone.
