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Trans youth are under attack…this time in Tipp City, Ohio [COMMENTARY]

By Guest Commentary ● Commentary ● March 16, 2022

The public comment period of recent school board meetings have become *very* hateful against trans students.

By Guest Commentary ● BIPOC ● March 12, 2022

A group of community-based organizations have begun campaign to rebuild Clevelanders’ faith in their city government.

By Ken Schneck ● BIPOC ● February 22, 2022

In last night’s “debate” vs. Democratic candidate Morgan Harper, Mandel utilized a little transphobia. And a TON of racist tropes.

By Densil Porteous ● BIPOC ● February 3, 2022

“A year in and I feel no more like “Eleven” than I did a year ago.”

One LGBTQ+ Ohioan’s journey for understanding when there is a disparity between emotions and lived experience.

By Guest Commentary ● Commentary ● January 14, 2022

The self-produced stories explore questions around coming out, depictions of queer people in media, and the lack of women in gay bars.

By Densil Porteous ● BIPOC ● January 11, 2022

“As a queer Black person, I am not part of the archetype of venture capitalist before me.”

By Ron Clemons (He/Him) ● BIPOC ● January 7, 2022

The first lanes that would accept a Queer League in 1980 was Mergards, a Black-owned bowling alley in Walnut Hills, a Cincinnati neighborhood.

By Ken Schneck ● Transgender ● January 3, 2022

2022 promises to have some major developments in store for LGBTQ+ Ohioans. Here are 6 that we can absolutely guarantee.

By Ken Schneck ● Commentary ● December 31, 2021

For a 13-year-old watching by himself in suburban New Jersey,”72 Hours” was a really big deal of a Golden Girls episode.