The Unicorn Showcases a Very Special ‘Bond’
In the past decade or so, more attention has been paid to the problem of PTSD in returning war veterans. There has been recognition that it is a real issue, and attempts to help soldiers […]
April 2019
‘Night Court’ Actress Set to Do Five Comedy Shows in KC
Don’t you hate when you just can’t remember whether you’ve been somewhere before? Marsha Warfield doesn’t quite recall whether she’s ever performed in Kansas City. She probably has. She’s hit up a lot of comedy […]
Pridefloat Celebrates 35 Years in June
Each June more than 150 people – and in some years over 400 – converge on the Niangua River in downstate Missouri for five days of river rafting, kayaking, good food and drink, and even […]
Health & Fitness – One Suprising Word for Suicide Prevention
By accident, I came upon a surprising word that can be used for suicide prevention. I’d like to share a healthy idea that deals with the power of this word. Some of you know that […]
Bookworm Sez – “When Brooklyn Was Queer”
Your city sure has changed. Landmarks were destroyed, the skyline is different, and streets are shifted in a way that feels same-not-same. It’s like having dinner with a relative you met once, when you were […]
Kansas City Center for Inclusion April Calendar
April Calendar April 2 6-8 p.m. Creatively Queer Writing Workshop April 5 1-4 p.m. Unity Friday April 9 6-8 p.m. HRC Steering Committee April 10 6-9 p.m. Heart of America Softball League (HASL) Board Meeting […]
Women for Women Events Calendar – April, 2019
Women for Women Kansas City: LBTQ+ Events April 4 LGBTQIA Community Forum, 6 p.m. at The Whole Person, 3710 Main St., KCMO April 12 Katy Guillen & Stephanie Williams, 9 p.m. in the Gospel Lounge […]
The Camp 10 – TK Morton
Is that spring I smell in the air?? And NCAA basketball?? Okay, so I don’t expect my favorite team to advance very far this year, but that’s all right. This month, I decided to focus […]
Samantha’s Corner – April, 2019
As spring is upon us, we have many exciting things on the horizon. And we’ve been mourning the loss of one of our area’s most active and vocal transgender activists, Stephanie Mott. First, we have […]
Social Media Damnation or Deliverance: Who Decides?
While browsing social media the other day, I came across a post regarding Shane Dawson. I had never heard of him before, so I looked him up. Shane is a bisexual YouTuber, comedian, actor, etc., […]