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Rhode Island’s legislature has its very own Three Stooges, except they don’t do slapstick comedy, this bipartisan trio peddles trash...

Options Magazine profiled Red Ink last November. Jackie Goldman, a Queer Jewish member of Red Ink's board, and a candidate for Providence...

Options Magazine visited Red Ink Library, a new non-profit leftist space, for a screening of “The Time Is Already” that tells the tale of...

As homeless encampments grow, Rhode Island’s government is focused on selling off state-owned homes and giving profitable businesses a...

The Board of Directors of Options Magazine tapped Gil Pontes to serve as the organization's advertising and development manager to ensure...

RI General Assembly Press Release, June 8, 2021: The RI Senate passed several bills aimed at preventing discrimination against the...

Tiara Mack has become Rhode Island’s first openly queer Black state senator. We interview Mack about her agenda for making an impact.

Among MAGA signs, anti-semitic slogans, and alt-right emblems and memorabilia, were rainbow flags and signs that read “Gays for for Trump."

Biden plans to enact the Equality Act, which prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex, gender identity, and sexual orientation.

Michael Correia resigned after had made dehumanizing and transphobic remarks about Justice Gaines.

According to GLAD,“The Rhode Island Uniform Parentage Act updates state law to clarify who can be a parent and how to establish parentage.

Poetry: "I thought that I would never see A president as bad as T. . . "

On Friday morning, September 18, it was crucial for LGBTQ Rhode Islanders that we unelect Donald Trump as President.

Governor Gina Raimondo signed the Rhode Island Uniform Parentage Act which fills critical gaps in the state’s parentage law, esp. for LGBTQ+

One of the PHRC’s core initiatives is improving the city’s accessibility – both physically and virtually.

We at Options wanted to hear your perspectives on the November 2020 election to see what issues matter most to you.

It’s a census year, meaning that amidst these trying times, we have the opportunity to make sure every Rhode Islander is counted.

The state currently has no statutes clarifying parentage for children born through assisted reproduction or through surrogacy.

Manager Buck Asprinio refused, saying, "It's been here since we opened and it's not going anywhere…. It's part of who we are."

The Trump administration has demonstrated they prioritize the work of anti-LGBT activists over the safety and well-being of our children