Ohioans determined to celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride in deep red counties [GALLERY]
LGBTQ+ people in Seneca County celebrated Pride with a community festival, despite backlash from conservatives.
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Sponsored Sponsored content How one agency is trying to serve the healthcare needs of rural LGBTQ+ Ohio. Hint: it’s not easy.
Many LGBTQ+ individuals remain—understandably—unwilling to discuss their LGBTQ+ status with their neighbors or doctors for fear of judgment.
Lorain becomes 12th Ohio city to ban conversion therapy on minors
Lorain City Council does its homework; passes ban on second reading
Queer Ohio artists shape the future of an Appalachian city, one brush at a time
The Trillium Project beautifies Portsmouth with help from the Queer Art Liberation Fund.
Over 10,000 people attended a rural town’s first Pride. Now the city is deciding its fate.
Lebanon's City Council heard from the community on why the town's first Pride festival should - and shouldn't - be hosted next year.
Deadline? What deadline? Rural Ohio village council bends rules to thwart gay candidate
David Nation lost his bid for a vacant seat after a council member objected to his involvement in LGBTQ+ equality.
Despite a smear campaign involving false allegations of child sexual abuse, an Ohio LGBTQ+ friendly bar is determined to thrive
Walking Distance Brewing Co. will continue to celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride – despite false allegations leveled by a city councilmember’s wife.
A new Ohio organization wants to prevent ‘ridiculous, harmful’ legislation by getting to the root of the problem
Former Equality Ohio public policy director plans a more proactive approach to political organizing through Ohioans Against Extremism.
Sure, Mayor Pam Conine of Yellow Springs is gay, but ‘it’s not a big deal’
An "educator at heart," Conine is doing what she can to make her Dayton-area community better for all of its residents.
‘Nothing short of torture’: City of Lorain moves forward a ban on conversion therapy on minors, with pause
Council members declined to approve the ordinance on its first night until their questions are answered
