'I don't think that we necessarily need to read the same book to connect around books and to connect around our love for books, so I decided to test that theory out.'
LGBTQ+ BIPOC librarians are helping communities find stories, resources and histories that matter across the state.
The Oct 17 event will feature a range of educational workshops and a keynote by celebrated author George M. Johnson
‘This space belongs to us, without confusion or apology.’
Zuggie Tate’s chapbook ‘Abomination Pink’ explores the beauty that survives every attempt at erasure.
The Ohio-born author, salon hostess and proud lesbian was the toast of early 20th century Paris. Her story can and should continue to inspire.
“I feel like teenagers – especially with times like these, especially queer kids – are either going to want something that’s wish fulfillment, light and fluffy to escape or something that reflects the horrors that they feel are happening.”
Pay for the six-month fellowship is $15,000 and applications are due by noon on February 13.
John Colacarro’s work aims to comfort individuals discovering their LGBTQ+ identities.
As programs recognizing LGBTQ+ people are cut, an Ohio archive is doing what queer Americans always have: preserving their own history.
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