Bomb threats, books and bravery: One tale of two very different Ohio Drag Story Hours
LGBTQ+ organizers persist as Cleveland drag story hours faced death threats and organized hate groups.
LGBTQ+ organizers persist as Cleveland drag story hours faced death threats and organized hate groups.
Inside, Veranda L'Ni read books to families. Selected readings included: "I am Peace," "Call Me Max" and "Spork."
The setting of the protest was intentional: Mercer County is the home to Rep. Angela King (R-Celina), one of the primary sponsors of HB 245.
On Transgender Day of Visibility, LGBTQ+ Ohioans & their allies took to the streets in a March for Queer and Trans Youth Autonomy.
Check out just some of the sights witnessed traveling all around Cincinnati from the lens of photographer Ron Clemons.
Protestors and counter protestors were seen arguing religious ideology across High Street.
On October 1, residents in Newark, Ohio, celebrated the town's fifth annual LGBTQ+ Pride Festival with vendors, performances and community.
The seventh annual Akron Pride Festival drew thousands of LGBTQ+ people and their allies to city. The Buckeye Flame captured these images.
In rural Richland County, Ohio, hundreds of residents gathered to celebrate Mansfield's eighth annual LGBTQ+ Pride Parade and Festival.