CINCINNATIPRIDE
By Amy Brownlee, Katie Coburn, Lauren Fisher, John Fox, Kaileigh Peyton, and Amanda Boyd Walters
Meet 20 Local LGBTQ Leaders Who Are Shaping Cincinnati
Artists, pastors, lawyers, activists, historians, educators, social workers, journalists—these 20 LGBTQ advocates have their hand in Cincinnati's future.
Inside the Pride Issue: June 2020
We take a deep dive behind our Pride issue, discuss Cincinnati's newest councilmembers, and profile a local man who turned his life around.
Jim Obergefell Is Still on the Right Side of History
Young LGBTQ activists discuss the state of the equal rights movement with Jim Obergefell, five years after his landmark Supreme Court victory.
The Moments That Shaped Cincinnati’s LGBTQ History
These events transformed Cincinnati from the “most anti-gay” city in the country to a beacon of progress.
Lil’s Bagels Spreads Positivity in Covington With Queer-Centered Fund-Raising
Owner Julia Keister capitalizes on the relationship between her business and the community to advocate for LGBTQ-focused groups.
Building Bridges Center Founders Work to Establish a Physical LGBTQ Center in Cincinnati
Despite a slowdown of Building Bridges Center's efforts during COVID-19, the group seeks to raise awareness and funding for an LGBTQ Center this summer.
Drag King Alexander Cameron Takes the Stage
Drag King Alexander Cameron talks sparkly suits, playing with gender, and performing “draglesque” with the Mrs., Ginger LeSnapps.
Transform Cincy Provides Clothes and Community for Local Trans Youths
Nonprofit Transform Cincy accepts gently used clothing donations to help trans youths build new wardrobes that fit their needs.
Affordable Housing for LGBTQ Seniors is Coming to Northside
Featuring a mix of apartments, the project aims to provide community-based services to Cincinnati’s aging LGBTQ population.
Five Cincinnati Corporations Recognized for Their Commitment to LBGTQ Rights
Procter & Gamble, Fifth Third Bancorp, Kroger, Macy’s, and Frost Brown Todd earned a perfect score on the Human Rights Campaign's Corporate Equality Index, which rates companies on their commitment to LBGTQ equality and inclusion.
Editor’s Letter, June 2020: What Makes a Hero?
How we show up for each other matters. The pandemic has revealed how our friends and neighbors keep showing up. Jim Obergefell knows what that’s like, too.
Cincinnati’s Road to Becoming One of the Most Welcoming Cities for LGBTQ Families
Cincinnati Public Schools board member Ryan Messer uses his seat at the table to create a more inclusive environment for LGBTQ parents and students.
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