The Trans Generation: How Trans Kids (and Their Parents) are Creating a Gender Revolution by Ann Travers, c.2018, New York University Press. $25, 261 pages Boy or girl? That’s a common enough question if […]
Our cover this month features the wonderful Andy Chambers, also known as Founding Sister Glamarama Ding Dong in the City of Fountains Sisters. We originally covered this group in 2016 when it was forming. http://campkc.com/2016/06/22/the-city-of-fountain-sisters/ […]
Well, August is moving on and September is on the horizon. With that comes the Missouri Gay Rodeo! This month I interviewed Cayree Ragsdale, the treasurer for the Missouri Gay Rodeo Association. Cayree has been […]
Kansas City Center for Inclusion Events in September Sept. 1 2-4 p.m. Midwest Writers of LGBTQ Fiction Sept. 2 2:30-5 p.m. Polyamorous Families of Kansas City Book Review (Part 2) Sept. 3 6-8 p.m. Woman-Loving […]
Meetings facilitated by the KC Center for Inclusion have led to authentic conversations and problem-solving. Now KCCI’s board president has some requests. On a rainy Tuesday evening in August, more than 60 people gathered at […]
This summer has flown by so quickly. It seems like it was just time to celebrate Pride. At the Kansas City Center for Inclusion (KCCI), our work has been moving along steadily, reminding me that […]
Members and allies of Kansas City’s Black LGBTQ community gathered at the Kauffman Foundation Conference Center in August to hear about the results of the BlaqOut 2020 Vision Survey. This comprehensive health and wellness needs […]
This year’s recipient of the Future Leaders scholarship, offered by the Kansas City Center for Inclusion (KCCI) and the Kansas City Bear Mafia, is Leslie Ponce-Diaz. This is the second year in a row that […]
“Ever since I was a little girl, I knew exactly what my life would look like: I’d meet the man of my dreams and we’d have everything in common,” announces Tracy, a wide-eyed, fresh transplant […]
My friend Edwin told me a story today. He has a cleaning business, and one weekend, he was working at an office building alone. He was hot, tired, and wanted to be anyplace but at […]
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