TS MADISON
Ts Madison Hinton, known as Maddie, is an American reality television personality, actress, and LGBT activist who gained fame as the first black trans woman to star in and executive produce her own reality series, The Ts Madison Experience. Rising to prominence after a viral Vine clip in 2013, she has appeared in films like Zola and Bros, and has been a regular judge on RuPaul's Drag Race since its fifteenth season. Madison has also released music, including her debut album The New Supreme, and her voice is featured on Beyoncé's 2022 album Renaissance, while continuing to advocate for the visibility and rights of Black trans individuals.
MX. DAHLIA BELLE
Portland-based comedian MX. Dahlia Belle is a versatile performer, often likened to a Swiss Army knife for her blend of sharp wit, vulnerability, and humor. Recognized by Out Magazine as one of "11 Trans Comedians... Funnier Than Dave Chappelle," she has contributed to major publications like Cosmopolitan and The Guardian, and has appeared on NPR and CBC. You can catch her in the Netflix special Hannah Gadsby’s ‘Gender Agenda’ or at various comedy clubs across the country.
Pink Foxx
Comedian Pink Foxx is a rising star who has toured with notable acts like Deray Davis and Patton Oswalt, performing at iconic venues such as The Comedy Store and The Laugh Factory in Hollywood. With a background in entertainment and early exposure to performing, she draws inspiration from legendary comedians like Redd Foxx and Eddie Murphy, crafting a unique comedic style that is raw and authentic. Her humor reflects her experiences as a transgender woman of color, covering topics like teenage celebrity encounters, family life, and her journey through dating and personal growth.
Ariyah Jané
Ariyah Jané is a groundbreaking Black trans woman from Montgomery, Alabama, known for her exceptional musical talent and entrepreneurial spirit, blending genres like Gospel and Blues in her performances. An ordained pastor, she released her debut EP, Dear Ariyah, in 2024, marking a significant milestone in her career while also founding Muses and Moguls, a support network for independent artists. Now based in Seattle, she is a passionate advocate for the LGBTQIA+ community, making a lasting impact through her work in public service and by curating events like TransPride and Black Pride.
