About

Celebrating LGBTQ+ Culture, Impact,
and Identity Since 2015

Gaye Magazine is an emerging digital news, entertainment, fashion, and lifestyle publication dedicated to providing underrepresented groups within the LGBTQ community more limelight in mainstream media. Gaye was originally founded by Dominic Gaye in November 2015 with the intent to reach people who have little to no voice within the community.

The Most Followed Black LGBTQ+ Publication on Instagram!
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THE FOUNDATION

Dominic Gaye

Founder

K. Keith

Editor in Chief / CEO

Gaye Magazine covers daily LGBTQ+ political news, celebrity gossip, trending topics, meme culture, viral videos, and more, all while authentically representing BIPOC LGBT culture.

Though Gaye’s primary content involves the African-American community, each publication showcases diversity to bridge the gap between all walks of life. In 2016, journalist and business investor K. Keith joined Gaye Magazine as co-founder and Editor in Chief, re-branding Gaye as an online LGBT “blogazine”, a fusion of a blog and a magazine. The current success of the magazine stems from its unique community based focus and blog style social media presence, enabling us to interact and foster a public forum for our supporters, aka the #Gayes

The “e” in Gaye represents our mission statement:

to embrace everyone, everywhere, through education, entertainment, and empowerment.

THE SPACE 1 MILLION BLACK AND BROWN QUEER INDIVIDUALS PROUDLY CALL HOME.

GENDER MIX

56.3% Men, 43.6% Women

TOP CITIES

New York, Atlanta, Houston, Los Angeles

TOP COUNTRIES

USA, South africa, United Kingdom, Nigeria

TOP AGE RANGERS

25-34 (37.6%), 35-44 (28.8%), 18-24 (19.1%), 45-54 (8%)

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