Media Sources - The Queer Press

SOURCE	DESCRIPTION
Unspalsh	Offers a vast collection of high-quality photos contributed by photographers worldwide, suitable for various creative projects.
Pixabay	Provides a diverse collection of photos, illustrations, vector graphics, and even some video content, all free to use without attribution.
Pexels	Features a wide array of free stock photos and videos, curated from various sources, and available for personal and commercial use.
Flickr	While Flickr is a vast photo-sharing site, it has a specific section for Creative Commons-licensed images which can be used freely with the appropriate attribution.
Public Domain Pictures	A repository of photographs that are in the public domain, suitable for personal and commercial use with no attribution required.
StockSnap.io	Offers a large selection of high-resolution photos, with hundreds of new images added weekly, all under a Creative Commons license.
FreeImages	Provides a wide variety of stock photos. It’s a good source for finding images for websites, presentations, and other projects.
LibreShot	A collection of unique photos by Martin Vorel, available for personal and commercial use under a public domain license.
RawPixel	While they offer a mix of free and paid images, their free section includes a diverse selection of high-quality photos.
Life of Pix	Hosts high-resolution photographs donated to the public domain by the Leeroy Advertising Agency in Montreal and its network of photographers.

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Sources & Fact-Checking

Committed to providing accurate, fair, and responsible journalism for readers from contributors like you

As a rule, we avoid relying on single sources. Our stories are typically supported by multiple sources, which allows us to present well-rounded, corroborated, and reliable information. This practice is crucial in maintaining the accuracy and depth of our reporting.

Use of Unnamed resources

The use of unnamed sources is approached with caution and considered only under specific circumstances. We recognize that in certain situations, particularly those involving sensitive LGBTQ+ issues, sources may require anonymity to protect them from real or perceived retaliation, harm, or stigma. In such cases, the decision to use an unnamed source is made with the utmost care and involves a thorough evaluation of the source's credibility and the necessity of anonymity for their protection.

Editorial Oversight

Decisions to use unnamed sources are not taken lightly and involve rigorous vetting. These decisions are subject to approval by senior editorial staff. We ensure that the use of such sources is essential to the story and that the information provided is not obtainable by other means.

Transparancy and Audience

When unnamed sources are used, we are transparent with our audience about the reasons for anonymity, without revealing sensitive details that could compromise the source. We strive to provide as much information as possible about the nature of the source and the reasons for their anonymity to maintain trust with our readers.

Ethical Considerations

In all our sourcing decisions, we are guided by ethical considerations, prioritizing the safety, dignity, and privacy of our sources, especially when dealing with vulnerable individuals or sensitive issues within the LGBTQ+ community.

Through this sourcing policy, Queer Press aims to uphold the principles of responsible journalism, ensuring that our reporting is not only informative and impactful but also ethical and respectful of the sources that contribute to our stories.

At Queer Press, we are committed to providing accurate, fair, and responsible journalism that reflects the diverse voices and experiences of the LGBTQ+ community. Our sourcing policy outlines the principles and guidelines we follow when gathering information, interviewing sources, and using external content to ensure the highest standards of integrity and credibility in our reporting.

Sourcing is vital for Queer Press because it upholds the publication’s commitment to accuracy, fairness, transparency, and accountability. It helps maintain its credibility, represent diverse voices, and ensure that readers receive reliable and trustworthy information on LGBTQ+ issues and related topics.

This policy outlines the principles guiding the use of sources at Queer Press, emphasizing the importance of multiple source verification, careful use of unnamed sources, editorial oversight, transparency, and ethical considerations in their journalistic practices.

See our public submission guide for additional informatoin.

SOURCE	DESCRIPTION:
Snopes	One of the oldest and most well-known fact-checking websites, Snopes specializes in investigating urban legends, internet rumors, and other stories of questionable origin.
PolitiFact	A Pulitzer Prize-winning website, PolitiFact is renowned for its "Truth-O-Meter" ratings. It focuses on verifying claims made by politicians, political parties, and other influential figures.
FactCheck.org	Run by the Annenberg Public Policy Center, FactCheck.org aims to reduce the level of deception and confusion in U.S. politics by monitoring the factual accuracy of statements by political players.
Reuters Fact Check	Reuters provides a fact-checking service that debunks false and misleading information found on social media and other platforms.
BBC Reality Check	Part of the BBC News website, Reality Check provides fact-checking services that focus on claims made in the news, particularly those that go viral on social media.
Washington Post Fact Checker	Known for its "Pinocchio" ratings, this fact-checking service evaluates the truthfulness of claims made by politicians and political advocacy groups.
AP Fact Check	The Associated Press offers a fact-checking service that examines the factual accuracy of claims made in the news, often focusing on statements made by public figures and viral social media posts.
Full Fact	A UK-based independent fact-checking charity, Full Fact rigorously checks claims made by politicians, public institutions, and journalists.
Lead Stories	Specializing in debunking fake news, especially the kind that goes viral, Lead Stories uses a combination of automated scanning and human fact-checking.
Hoax-Slayer	Focused on debunking email and social media hoaxes, as well as Internet scams, Hoax-Slayer provides a valuable resource for verifying digital content.
Media Bias/Fact Check	While primarily a media bias resource, this site also offers fact-checking and detailed analyses of various news sources' reliability.
Check Your Fact	An independent fact-checking website that is a part of the Daily Caller, it offers non-partisan fact-checks.
Science Feedback	A network of scientists who fact-check media coverage of scientific and medical topics, providing detailed analyses of the scientific accuracy of various claims.
Poynter Institute's International Fact-Checking Network (IFCN)	While not a direct fact-checking service, the IFCN offers resources, training, and a code of principles for fact-checkers, and it lists verified signatories that adhere to its standards.

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News Tips Reporting

We aim to encourage community engagement while ensuring the integrity and ethical standards of our reporting process.

Relevance

Tips should be relevant to the interests and values of the Queer Press audience.

Clarity

Clearly state the key points or facts. Include any relevant dates, locations, and people involved.

Supporting Evidence

Whenever possible, provide evidence to support your tip. This could include documents, links, images, or other forms of verification.

Contact Information

While anonymous tips are accepted, providing contact information is encouraged for follow-up questions or clarifications.

Anonymity and Confidentiality

We respect the anonymity of our sources. If you wish to remain anonymous, please indicate this clearly in your submission.

Confidentiality of sources and sensitive information is a top priority. We use secure methods to protect the identity and safety of our sources.

Reviews & Verfication

All tips are reviewed by our editorial team. Not all tips will lead to a published story.

Tips undergo a verification process to ensure factual accuracy and adherence to journalistic standards.

Ethical Considerations

We adhere to ethical journalism practices. We avoid sensationalism and respect the dignity and privacy of individuals involved in our stories.

We are committed to non-discrimination and will not publish tips that are defamatory, discriminatory, or violate the rights of individuals or groups.

Legal Complications

We comply with all legal standards in our reporting. Tips involving illegal activities will be assessed carefully, considering public interest and legal implications.

Contact legal@queerpress.org for more information.

Feedback & Communication

While we cannot respond to every tip individually, we value your contribution. If your tip is pursued, our team may contact you for more information.

We respect the anonymity of our sources. If you wish to remain anonymous, please indicate this clearly in your submission.
Confidentiality of sources and sensitive information is a top priority. We use secure methods to protect the identity and safety of our sources.

This is your direct portal to share your LGBTQ+ news, stories, and perspectives with our platform. Use this user-friendly form to submit your content, whether it’s an article, opinion piece, or news update. We welcome diverse voices and topics that empower and inform the LGBTQ+ community and its allies. Join us in amplifying important voices and shedding light on compelling stories. Submit your work today and become a part of the vibrant Queer Press community!

Proceed to the submission form below to send us your news tips!

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Submission Guidelines

This guideline helps us to ensure we collect all of the information neeeded to publish your submissions

Show me a family of readers, and I will show you the people who move the world.

- Napoleon Bonaparte

Thank you for considering submitting your work to Queer Press. We are committed to providing a platform for LGBTQ+ voices and stories. To ensure a smooth and respectful submission process, please adhere to the following guidelines:

If you have any questions or need clarification, feel free to contact us at editor@queerpress.org.

Content Guidelines

Follow the guide below for a complete list of submission guidelines and how to format your content to share with us. Login is required to access the editorial corner.

Inclusivity and Diversity

We welcome submissions from writers, artists, and creators of all backgrounds within the LGBTQ+ community.

Types of Submissions

Queer Press accepts submissions in the following categories:
Fiction (short stories, poetry, novellas)
- Non-fiction (essays, memoirs)
- Artwork and Illustrations
- Comics and Graphic Novels
- Interviews and Profiles
- Reviews (books, films, art)
- Personal Narratives
- LGBTQ+ News and Features

Originiality

Submissions must be original and not previously published elsewhere. Simultaneous submissions are accepted, but please inform us promptly if your work is accepted elsewhere.

Word Count and Formatting

Non-fiction: Up to 5,000 words.
Poetry: Up to 3 pages.
Interviews and Profiles: Query us with your idea.
Reviews: Query us with your choice of material.
Personal Narratives: Up to 2,000 words.
LGBTQ+ News and Features: Submit your News Tips

Content Guidelines

We value diverse voices and perspectives but expect respectful and inclusive content.

Submissions containing hate speech, discrimination, or explicit content will not be accepted.

Ensure that your work aligns with our mission of promoting LGBTQ+ representation and awareness.

Submission Process

Send submissions to submissions@queerpress.com.

Use the subject line "Submission: [Your Submission Title]."

Include a brief cover letter introducing yourself and your submission.

Attach your submission as a Word document (for text) or a high-resolution image file (for artwork).

Include a brief bio (50-100 words) highlighting your LGBTQ+ identity or connection (if comfortable).

Response Times

Our editorial team will strive to respond to submissions within 6-8 weeks.

Compensation

We operate as a non-profit

Submission Limits

SOURCE TYPE	DESCRIPTION	CONTENT LIMIT	MEDIA LIMIT
Non-fiction		Up to (5,000) words	- Up to (3) Image(s) (.png, .jpeg, .jpg) - Up to (3) YouTube Video URL’s
Poetry		Up to (3) pages. (submit externally)	- (1) Image (.png, .jpeg, .jpg) - Up to (1) YouTube Video URL’s
Interviews & Profiles	Query us with your idea		- Up to (5) Image(s) (.png, .jpeg, .jpg) - Up to (3) YouTube Video URL’s
Reviews	Query us with your choice of material		- Up to (5) Image(s) (.png, .jpeg, .jpg) - Up to (3) YouTube Video URL’s
Personal Narratives		Up to (10,000) words	- Up to (3) Image(s) (.png, .jpeg, .jpg) - Up to (3) YouTube Video URL’s
LGBTQ+ News & Features		Up to (5,000) words	- Up to (3) Image(s) (.png, .jpeg, .jpg) - Up to (3) YouTube Video URL’s

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Reporting Abuse

We urge you to report any violations of our abuse policy below. We want to offer a safe and respectful community for everyone

At Queer Press, we are committed to creating and maintaining a safe, inclusive, and respectful environment for our readers, contributors, and staff. This policy outlines our stance against all forms of abuse and the measures we take to address such behavior.

ZERO TOLLERANCE POLICY We have a zero-tolerance policy towards any form of abuse, including but not limited to harassment, bullying, discrimination, hate speech, and any other behavior that threatens the safety or dignity of individuals or groups. This applies to interactions within our community, between our readers and staff, and in any content we publish.

This policy applies to all interactions associated with Queer Press, including but not limited to our online platforms, social media channels, events, and any other spaces where individuals engage with our content or representatives.

Sexual Harassment

Unwanted sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal or visual harassment of a sexual nature. This includes sending unsolicited explicit images, messages, or comments.

Flaming

Posting hostile or insulting comments in online discussions or forums, often characterized by the use of profanity, name-calling, or offensive language.

Phishing Scams

Attempting to fraudulently acquire sensitive information by masquerading as a trustworthy entity in electronic communication. This can include attempts to gain passwords, credit card details, or other personal information.

Impoersonation

Creating a fake profile or account on social media or other platforms to deceive others, often used to spread misinformation, harass, or defame the person being impersonated.

Grooming

Predatory behavior where an adult establishes an emotional connection with a child to exploit them sexually. This can include sending messages, sharing images, or manipulating the child into sexual conversations or actions.

Cyberbullying

This involves repeated and intentional harassment, intimidation, or humiliation using digital platforms. It can include posting derogatory comments, spreading rumors, or sharing embarrassing photos or videos.

Trolling

Deliberate posting of provocative, offensive, or inflammatory content with the intent to elicit strong emotional reactions, disrupt conversations, or upset people.

Hate Speech

The use of derogatory language, slurs, or symbols to promote hostility or violence against individuals or groups based on attributes such as race, religion, ethnic origin, sexual orientation, disability, or gender.

Doxxing

The act of publicly revealing private or identifying information about an individual without their consent, often with malicious intent. This can include addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, or other personal data.

Online Harassment

Persistent and targeted abuse that can include threatening messages, stalking, and repeated unwanted contact. This can occur through social media, email, messaging apps, or other online platforms.

Spreading Misinformation or Disinformation

Deliberately sharing false or misleading information to deceive, manipulate public opinion, or obscure the truth.

Digital Discrimination

Discriminatory actions that occur in digital environments, including exclusion from online groups, targeted negative comments, or refusal of service based on identity.

Threats of Violence

Communicating threats to harm an individual or group, which can create an environment of fear and intimidation.

Defamation

Making false and harmful statements about someone online, which can damage their reputation and personal relationships

Cyberstalking

The use of the internet or other electronic means to stalk or harass an individual, a group, or an organization. This can include monitoring, identity theft, threats, vandalism, solicitation for sex, or gathering information to harass.

Reporting Abuse

We encourage anyone who experiences or witnesses abuse in connection with Queer Press to report it immediately. Reports can be made via email at [contact email], through our website, or directly to any staff member at events.

Response to Abuse

Upon receiving a report of abuse, we will:

Promptly Investigate: Take immediate steps to investigate the matter thoroughly and impartially.

Take Appropriate Action: Depending on the severity and nature of the abuse, actions may include removal of content, banning individuals from our platforms or events, and involving law enforcement when necessary.

Support Affected Individuals: Offer support and resources to those affected by abuse.

Confidentiality

All reports of abuse will be handled with sensitivity and confidentiality. Information will only be shared with those who need to know to effectively address the situation.

Prevention and Education

We are committed to preventing abuse through education and awareness. This includes training our staff and contributors on recognizing and responding to abuse, as well as providing resources and information to our community.

Review and Amendment of Policy

This policy will be reviewed regularly and may be amended to adapt to new challenges and ensure the ongoing safety and respect of our community.

Queer Press is dedicated to fostering a community where everyone feels safe, valued, and respected. Abuse in any form undermines these principles and will not be tolerated.

For more information about Queer Press and our content, contact legal@queerpress.org.

Reporting Abuse

We encourage anyone who experiences or witnesses abuse in connection with Queer Press to report it immediately. Reports can be made via email at [contact email], through our website, or directly to any staff member at events.

Response to Abuse

Upon receiving a report of abuse, we will:

Promptly Investigate: Take immediate steps to investigate the matter thoroughly and impartially.

Take Appropriate Action: Depending on the severity and nature of the abuse, actions may include removal of content, banning individuals from our platforms or events, and involving law enforcement when necessary.

Support Affected Individuals: Offer support and resources to those affected by abuse.

Confidentiality

All reports of abuse will be handled with sensitivity and confidentiality. Information will only be shared with those who need to know to effectively address the situation.

Prevention and Education

We are committed to preventing abuse through education and awareness. This includes training our staff and contributors on recognizing and responding to abuse, as well as providing resources and information to our community.

Review and Amendment of Policy

This policy will be reviewed regularly and may be amended to adapt to new challenges and ensure the ongoing safety and respect of our community.

Queer Press is dedicated to fostering a community where everyone feels safe, valued, and respected. Abuse in any form undermines these principles and will not be tolerated.

For more information about Queer Press and our content, contact legal@queerpress.org.

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Show me a family of readers, and I will show you the people who move the world.

- Napoleon Bonaparte

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Our Purpose

At Queer Press, our mission is to provide a vibrant, inclusive, and empowering platform dedicated to the diverse voices within the LGBTQ+ community. We are committed to delivering insightful, accurate, and engaging content that resonates with and reflects the rich tapestry of queer experiences. We are a movement dedicated to the affirmation, celebration, and advancement of the LGBTQ+ community. Through our storytelling, reporting, and community engagement, we strive to create a more inclusive, equitable, and vibrant world for all.

Our People

At Queer Press, we are proud to be a dynamic and diverse collective of passionate individuals united by a shared love for queer culture and a commitment to expressing it through our platform. Our team is a rich tapestry of journalists, field investigative reporters, freelancers, and experienced literacy professionals, each bringing their unique perspectives, skills, and voices to the forefront of LGBTQ+ storytelling and journalism.

Our Commitment to Ethical Standards & Practices

ETHICS STATEMENT

At Queer Press, our ethical commitment is anchored in truth, accuracy, independence, and respect, as we strive to represent and advocate for the LGBTQ+ community with integrity. We are dedicated to rigorous fact-checking, maintaining editorial independence, and ensuring our reporting is fair, balanced, and free from external influences. Transparency and accountability are central to our process, as we aim to correct errors promptly and maintain open communication with our audience.

We approach every story with the utmost respect and sensitivity towards the diverse experiences within the LGBTQ+ community, emphasizing the importance of including a wide range of voices and perspectives. Our goal is to not only inform and educate but also to empower and inspire positive change, making Queer Press a trusted and ethical voice in LGBTQ+ journalism.

FACT-CHECKING STANDARDS

At Queer Press, our guiding principle in journalism is rooted in a commitment to accuracy and integrity. We approach each story with a critical eye and a foundational belief that while being first is desirable, being correct is imperative. This commitment means dedicating the necessary time to thoroughly research each subject and seeking out experts who can verify facts or provide essential clarifications.

We prioritize corroborating information through multiple, reliable sources, ensuring that every claim is backed by solid evidence. Our newsroom structure is designed to foster meticulous review, with multiple layers of oversight. Every story is subjected to rigorous scrutiny by several pairs of eyes before it reaches publication or broadcast.

This meticulous approach to journalism underscores our dedication to truth and responsibility, ensuring that the stories we share with our audience are not only timely but, more importantly, truthful and trustworthy.

SOURCING POLICY

At Queer Press, we are committed to the highest standards of journalistic integrity and credibility. In line with this commitment, our sourcing policy is designed to ensure that the information we provide is accurate, reliable, and transparent.

Multiple Source Verification: As a rule, we avoid relying on single sources. Our stories are typically supported by multiple sources, which allows us to present well-rounded, corroborated, and reliable information. This practice is crucial in maintaining the accuracy and depth of our reporting.

Use of Unnamed Sources: The use of unnamed sources is approached with caution and considered only under specific circumstances. We recognize that in certain situations, particularly those involving sensitive LGBTQ+ issues, sources may require anonymity to protect them from real or perceived retaliation, harm, or stigma. In such cases, the decision to use an unnamed source is made with the utmost care and involves a thorough evaluation of the source’s credibility and the necessity of anonymity for their protection.

Editorial Oversight: Decisions to use unnamed sources are not taken lightly and involve rigorous vetting. These decisions are subject to approval by senior editorial staff. We ensure that the use of such sources is essential to the story and that the information provided is not obtainable by other means.

Transparency with Audience: When unnamed sources are used, we are transparent with our audience about the reasons for anonymity, without revealing sensitive details that could compromise the source. We strive to provide as much information as possible about the nature of the source and the reasons for their anonymity to maintain trust with our readers.

Ethical Considerations: In all our sourcing decisions, we are guided by ethical considerations, prioritizing the safety, dignity, and privacy of our sources, especially when dealing with vulnerable individuals or sensitive issues within the LGBTQ+ community.

Through this sourcing policy, Queer Press aims to uphold the principles of responsible journalism, ensuring that our reporting is not only informative and impactful but also ethical and respectful of the sources that contribute to our stories.”

CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATION POLICY AND PRACTICE

At Queer Press, we hold a steadfast commitment to accuracy and transparency in all our reporting. We understand the significant impact our stories can have, particularly within the LGBTQ+ community, and we recognize the importance of trust in our relationship with our readers. In the event that errors occur, we are dedicated to acknowledging and rectifying them promptly and responsibly.

Our Commitment to Communication

ACTIONALBLE FEEDBACK/PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT ACTIVITIES

At Queer Press, we deeply value the voices and perspectives of our audience and are committed to fostering a vibrant, interactive community. We believe that active engagement and open dialogue with our readers are essential to our mission of representing and advocating for the LGBTQ+ community.

We invite our readers to share their input, ideas, and feedback, offering multiple channels for interaction including phone, email, and various social media platforms. We see these interactions as crucial opportunities to listen, learn, and evolve in response to the needs and concerns of our community.

Our Ownership

Queer Press is an independent media organization located primarily at www.queerpress.org, dedicated to providing high-quality journalism and content focused on the LGBTQ+ community. Our operations encompass a wide range of digital platforms, reaching a diverse audience interested in LGBTQ+ news, culture, and issues.

As a proudly independent entity, Queer Press is not owned or operated by any large media conglomerates or external corporations. This independence is fundamental to our mission, allowing us the freedom to report on LGBTQ+ issues without external influence or bias. Our funding comes from a combination of advertising, subscriptions, and community support, ensuring that our content remains accessible and reflective of the diverse voices within the LGBTQ+ community.

Through our digital platforms, Queer Press distributes content that includes news, features, analysis, and commentary, all tailored to the interests and needs of the LGBTQ+ community. We are committed to journalistic excellence and are recognized for our contributions to LGBTQ+ journalism, advocacy, and community service.

Queer Press is more than just a media outlet; we are a part of the community we serve. Our commitment to independent, insightful, and inclusive journalism is at the heart of everything we do. We believe in the power of media to inform, empower, and connect the LGBTQ+ community, and we strive to uphold these values in every aspect of our work.

For more information about Queer Press and our content, contact press@queerpress.org

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Our Mission

Queer Press is dedicated to amplifying LGBTQ+ voices, promoting inclusivity, and fostering a sense of community through honest, impactful journalism. We strive to be a leading source of news, stories, and perspectives that reflect the diversity and dynamism of the LGBTQ+ community.

Who Are We?

Our brand is more than just a logo or a set of colors; it’s a reflection of our values, our community, and our commitment to promoting inclusivity and diversity. These guidelines are designed to ensure consistency and clarity in all our communications, helping us to maintain a strong, recognizable, and respected presence.

Where Are We?

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Voice and Tone

The way we speak to our audience is as much a part of our brand as our product and design. The way we write tells people what to expect from us. Being intentional about our voice and tone helps us put our best, most authentic foot forward at all times and creates a consistent brand experience everywhere we show up.

Inclusive

Our voice is inspiring, relatable, confident, and supportive.

Our language is inclusive, respectful, and sensitive to the diverse experiences within the LGBTQ+ community.

Empowering

We aim to uplift and empower, focusing on strength, resilience, and community.

Informative

Our content is factual, well-researched, and provides valuable insights and perspectives.

Logos

The Queer Press icon is our official one and is used in all of our and our partners’ consumer-facing marketing materials. Download links include logos in .PNG, .SVG, and .EPS formats.

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We use muted tones of grey and white for backgrounds and text to ensure readability and visual comfort.

Black

Primary logo/brand color

HEX: #000000

White

Secondary, support color, most commonly used for backgrounds

HEX: #ffffff

Blue

Accent, feature, secondary support color. Commonly used in buttons and triggers

HEX: #004FFF

Light Grey

Secondary accent or follow-up text color. Used often in supportive text or softer backgrounds

HEX: #404040

The logo uses a vibrant color palette, predominantly featuring shades that are reminiscent of the rainbow, a symbol widely recognized within the LGBTQ+ community. These colors are not only eye-catching but also carry a deep significance, representing diversity, inclusivity, and unity.

Green

Primary logo/brand color

HEX: #17A353

White

Secondary, support color, most commonly used for backgrounds

HEX: #ffffff

Blue

Accent, feature, secondary support color. Commonly used in buttons and triggers

HEX: #004FFF

Light Grey

Secondary accent or follow-up text color. Used often in supportive text or softer backgrounds

HEX: #404040

Typography

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Black text should be used unless on a black background, then it is okay to invert to white.

Headlines: Size- 19

Body Copy: Size- 17

Bleack HEX: #000000

White HEX: #ffffff

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SUBTITLE Font & Text

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These guidelines apply to all Queer Press materials, including digital content, print media, merchandise, and any other branded materials. Adherence to these guidelines ensures that our brand is represented consistently and professionally in all forms of communication.

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Corrections & Clarifications

Delivering truthful, accurate, and transparent journalism

Prompt Correction of Errors

When a mistake is identified, whether internally or through our audience's feedback, we act swiftly to correct it. Our priority is to ensure that all our content is as accurate and reliable as possible.

Transparant Communication

Corrections are communicated clearly and transparently. We believe in being upfront with our readers about any changes made to our content. When a story published on our website or any other platform is corrected, we will provide a note within the story indicating that a correction has been made.

Thoughtful Corrections

In cases where a story may be accurate but lacks clarity or context, we will provide necessary clarifications to enhance understanding. These clarifications are made with the same level of urgency and transparency as corrections.

Engagement With Our Audience

We value the role our readers play in maintaining the integrity of our content. We encourage our audience to reach out if they spot potential inaccuracies or require clarification on any of our stories.

Ongoing Review and Improvement

Our editorial team regularly reviews our content to prevent errors. However, in the dynamic landscape of news reporting, we acknowledge that mistakes can happen. Our corrections and clarifications policy is an essential part of our commitment to continuous improvement and journalistic excellence.

We are committed to accuracy and inclusivity in our reporting. If you’ve noticed an error or have suggestions for improvement in any of our content, please use this form to let us know.

Your feedback is invaluable in helping us maintain the highest standards of journalistic integrity and inclusiveness. Thank you for taking the time to contribute to our continuous effort to better serve our community.

Through this policy, Queer Press reaffirms its dedication to delivering truthful, accurate, and transparent journalism, upholding the trust and respect of our readers and the LGBTQ+ community we serve.

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