BIPOC Archives – Page 18 of 19

Racism in the LGBTQ+ Community: A Pathway Forward [VIDEO]

By The Buckeye Flame ● BIPOC ● September 17, 2020

The Columbus Public Health’s Center for Public Health Innovation sponsored an online town hall discussion focused on racism in the LGBTQ+ community.

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Akron’s Giovonni Santiago Named to DapperQ List

By Ken Schneck ● BIPOC ● September 8, 2020

“My motto is I wear what I want and I dare somebody to tell me I can’t.”

LGBTQ+ Ohioans are making podcasts you’ll love, Volume 1

By Ken Schneck ● Community ● August 31, 2020

For your listening pleasure, we present to you 12 LGBTQ+ podcasts made right here in Ohio.

Crain’s Cleveland Releases List of Notable LGBTQ Executives: 95% White, 0% Transgender

By Ken Schneck ● BIPOC ● August 27, 2020

“Were others asked? Were others nominated? Did some decline? I really didn’t know.”

Out of Ohio: Robert O’Hara (Playwright/Director)

By Ken Schneck ● Community ● August 22, 2020

Ohio is a free state where you can look across the river and see a slave state, and that fucks with you.

Queer Poetry Spotlight Series: Tim’m T. West [VIDEO]

By Cincinnati and Hamilton County Public Library ● Culture ● August 14, 2020

For decades, West has traveled across the country speaking about issues at the intersection of race, gender, sexuality, and social justice.

C’mon, White Queers: Embrace the Progress Pride Flag & Progress Itself [COMMENTARY]

By Cori Schleiffer ● BIPOC ● August 7, 2020

“This flag is my daily reminder to do the work.”

Queer Poetry Spotlight Series: Audre Lorde & Adrienne Rich [VIDEO]

By Cincinnati and Hamilton County Public Library ● BIPOC ● August 6, 2020

This virtual series highlights queer poets, poems, and their contexts from across the spectrum, across racial identities, across history, and all over the world.

Rep. Galonski Proposes Bill to Permanently Designate Pride Month in Ohio [INTERVIEW]

By Ken Schneck ● BIPOC ● August 3, 2020

“I’m going to be pushing for this. I’m going to rally the troops—either virtually or otherwise—to say that this should have been done a long time ago.”

Professional Dancer Turned Social Worker Reggie Harris is Poised for a Seat on Cincinnati City Council

By Peter Kusnic ● BIPOC ● July 16, 2020

Harris would become the first out gay Black man to win a council seat in city history.