Recently there’s been significant positive media coverage of Caitlyn Jenner, especially relating to the new E! TV show documenting her experiences in coming out as a transgender woman. […]
On June 26, the Supreme Court of the United States struck down all same-sex marriage bans nationwide. The fight is over! The end. Game over. That’s a wrap. […]
Suicide rates and ideation within the LGBT community are tremendously high compared to the rates among the general population. […]
During a recent visit with a close friend, I was challenged with a difficult inquisition. Interrupting one of my extensive attempts to convince her to move back to Kansas City, she asked a simple question: “Where would I meet women?” […]
At a rally in April, cars honked their horns in support. But in daily life, many students find a lack of support — even from LGBTQ adults.
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For most people I know, spring in Kansas City is a good thing. It’s a symbol of rebirth, awakening and joy. The flowers and trees are blooming. […]
Affected LGBT survivors of violence now have fewer legal protections and greater risk.
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A few years ago, I was working with a group of teenagers, talking about consent, safer sex and healthy relationships. […]
At our Kansas City Anti-Violence Project fund-raiser on Halloween night, I noticed that some prominent Black LGBTQ leaders weren’t there. I soon learned why: Dionte Greene, 22, a gay man who was active in Kansas City’s Black LGBTQ community, had been killed, and community leaders were comforting his family and friends. […]
This research is the first step for a new coalition that’s working to improve
the community’s relationship with the justice system.
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