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It’s no surprise that regions outside of Ohio’s big cities often have fewer resources for LGBTQ+ residents than their more urban neighbors. But when Out MOV…
On Sunday, June 28, Pride was distinctly mobile as 25 cars took part in the 1st Annual Elyria LGBTQ+ Pride Car Parade. Organized by 5th Ward…
On Saturday, June 27, participants will gather at the LGBT Historical Marker on W. 29th and Detroit in Cleveland for the LGBTQ+ March for Black Lives,…
An editor’s task of penning the first words to introduce a new publication is daunting in normal circumstances. That same task during our current reality? Well…
I stand here On the edge of many intersections. Reckoning. With pride. With so much pride in who I am. All the experiences that have shaped…
During this time of protests, we are seeing who Columbus’s community leaders really are. Let’s first address what makes a community leader. In general, it’s a…
Though the halls of the Ohio Statehouse have been quiet over the past few months, the fight for equality has raged on, albeit in different and…
Daytonian Zach Dickerson could become the first openly gay man elected to Montgomery County government in November’s general election when he faces off against Republican incumbent…
by Ilona Westfall An adult shop might seem like an unlikely spot for a haven of mutual aid in the midst of ongoing racial justice protests…
OSU student, Oseremhen (Ose) Arheghan, named one of twelve summer Victory Congressional Interns nationwide. Wondering where the next generation of out public leaders are to be…
by Jason Eno Samuel We’re in a global pandemic. Racism is trending. And my mom has Alzheimer’s. Hi, my name is Jason, and unbeknownst to me,…