Cincinnati Public Radio’s Michael Monks is (Literally) Using His Voice to Make a Difference
The Buckeye Flame spoke with Monks about his path to the microphone and the way he wields his own voice.
The Buckeye Flame spoke with Monks about his path to the microphone and the way he wields his own voice.
"We wanted to give people a space to speak for themselves," says co-editor Kevin Whiteneir.
Today, Ohio has 32 percent fewer newspapers than it did in 2004. Fortunately, new publications and partnerships have leapt into the breach.
"If I have a comment, I say it. If I want to smile, I smile. I wear what I want to wear. It’s a journey."
Exploring a community-based art initiative celebrating the strength, beauty, and resiliency of transgender individuals.
"I can't imagine writing fiction that didn't include main or subordinate LGBTQ characters."
The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County put together a list of resources that center on the trans experience.
"I would say Megan Mitchell as an anchor is Megan Mitchell on the anchor desk. I try to be authentic with whom I am."
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