‘We’re broke, but determined.’ Ohio trans-affirming organization makes plea for support to keep their doors open
Margie’s Hope was founded in 2011 and opened Margie's Closet, a trans-affirming Cleveland clothing store, in 2021.
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Toledo native creates Black LGBTQ+ safe space, The Collective
Many Black LGBTQ+ residents told Taren Lutchey that, while Toledo is LGBTQ+ friendly, there weren’t enough places for them to go to feel seen and accepted.
Mx. Juneteenth celebrates six years of Black, LGBTQ+ and drag liberation
The Cleveland-based celebration has become a hub for Black and LGBTQ+ artists, entertainment, and community resources.
Sistah Sinema provides reel Ohio opportunities to amplify queer women of color through film and dialogue
'Queer women of color are often treated like we’re invisible, and having a platform like Sistah Sinema is our way of communicating that our stories matter.'
BQIC celebrates 9 years of Black LGBTQ+ advocacy, collaboration and Community Pride
The Columbus-based organization's mission to further the liberation of Black LGBTQ+ people hasn't wavered when blatant and unique challenges began affecting its community.
The Buckeye Flame welcomes two reporting fellows covering LGBTQ+ Ohioans of color
Elizabeth Randolph-Montgomery and Siaara Freeman join Ohio’s LGBTQ+ newsroom
Ohio cafe will host drag story hour despite online hate campaign
Coterie Lounge and Café in West Chester is standing strong in the face of hate posts on social media and calls to boycott the space.
How a spirited queer Ohio couple created a flavorful mocktails line that is pure pourfection
A Mockery have a can-do attitude to change how people see alcohol-free drinks.
Trans Ohioans create a safe space to teach other trans people how to shoot guns and handle firearms safely
‘People were smiling and happy and feeling comfortable [because] they have access to firearms for the first time in a safe place.’
Columbus Archery offers LGBTQ+ Ohioans healing, community and a new target
'This is a sport that was given to us by Black and brown people so long ago, so why aren't more Black and brown people doing this?’
