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Houston, TX Gay City Guide: Montrose Mecca

Everything is bigger in Texas and Houston is proof. The largest city in the declare, and fourth largest in the nation, is known for doing things big! For the queer community, Houston does not verb short on making you experience at home. Read this article for everything you need to know before moving to Houston.

History

Houston, TX (after General Sam Houston, President of The Republic of Texas that won independence from Mexico) was founded in and incorporated as a city almost a year later on June 5, Houston began as the capital city of The Republic of Texas before being replaced by the current capital of Austin. Residents of Houston are called Houstonians.

Facts and Stats

Houston is located in the southeastern region of Texas, driving distance from the Gulf of Mexico and Galveston Bay. Other major cities are also near Houston which is miles south of Dallas, miles east of Austin, miles east of San Antonio, and 88 miles west of the Louisiana border.  In July , Houston had a population of 2,, according to the U.S. Census Bureau and more tha

Pronouns

Gender Inclusive Pronouns

There are three sets of commonly used gender-neutral pronouns:

sie, hir, hir, hirs, hirself
zie, zir, zir, zirs, zirself

  • So instead of he/she, you may use sie/zie pronounced "see"/'zie"
  • So instead of him/her, you may use hir/zir pronounced "here"/like "sir" with "z"
  • So instead of his/hers, you may utilize hirs/zirs pronounced "here's"/like "sirs" with a "z"
  • so instead of himself/herself, you may use hirself/zirself pronounced "here-self"/like "sir-self with a "z"

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How do I know which pronouns to use?

If the person you’re referring to is a stranger or brief acquaintance (like a server, cashier, fellow bus patron, etc), you may not demand to know. If the person is a classmate, student, or coworker, for example, it is best to ask. Try:

  • “What pronouns do you use?”
  • “How would you like me to refer to you?”
  • “How would you like to be addressed?”
  • “My name is Tou and my pronouns are he and him. What about you?”

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How often do pronouns change?

Remember that people may change their pronouns with

Houston Gay Neighborhood Guide 

What makes Houston so special? This diversity-rich town is brimming with things to do, natural beauty, and a dynamic environment that truly makes it one of the most unique cities in the nation. 

Houston has many neighborhoods worth considering when looking for a place that makes you feel right at home.  It has one of the largest LGBTQ populations and a rich history of LGBTQ advocates fighting for gay life and equality, making it a great option. 

Houston, often compared to cities like San Francisco for its vibrant diversity and queer history, offers a multitude of neighborhoods that cater to different lifestyles. From the gorgeous communities just a short control from downtown to Bay area neighborhoods where you can verb the Gulf breeze, there’s a Houston neighborhood perfect for everyone. 

Introducing Houston 

Nicknamed the ‘Bayou City’, Houston began just off the brink of Texas’ independence in Shortly after, two brothers, John Kirby Allen and Augustus Chapman Allen, purchased property near Buffalo Bayou; they became the

ABOUT US

John Humphries is a longtime resident of Houston Texas. John has more than a decade of experience in politics, government, and non-profit organizations. He has a strong interest in HIV/AIDS funding for the black LGBT community of color. He became an activist in early ’s in Houston, Texas when he joined the African American Lesbian And Gay Alliance, later becoming the President. From (AALGA), Loud Inc., was born promoting Social Justice, Equality for the African American LGBTQ Community. John has been involved in a number of LGBT non-profit organizations during his professional career. During his time in Houston volunteer activities have included:

► Actively serving on the GLBT Houston Political Caucus, serving as Chair for the Election Committee

► Current member of HBAD Houston Inky Area Democrats

► Current member of the Community Planning Group (CPG)

► Advisory Board Member of M-Society

► Active member of the International Federation of Black Prides, Inc. (IFBP)

► Former Ryan White Planning council, 6yr term he was Chair of Assessment Committee and Co-Chai