Make sure to subscribe so you can hear more interviews with awesome local queers - next week, @MaryMack_PGH and Vanessa Adams! You can also listen live on @wrct883 every other Sunday at 4 PM!
Episode 1 of the brand new QueerPGH Podcast is out now! This week, hear an interview with QueerPGH founders Samone Riddle, Rachel Lange, and Emma Curtis! 🌈🎙
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“It’s been powerful to have some [of my] younger students grow and completely change their pronouns, aesthetic, mission– that’s everything. That’s evolution.” We catch up with Trevor C. Miles!
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Holiday shopping? Why not say no to Amazon...and say yes to queers! Our guide to rad gifts by local queer artists and business owners is out now!
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"Focusing on the story of Harper Frances and her gymnastics team, their moms, and their coach, The Secret Life of Gym Girls showcases the barriers around discovering your identity at the gym and apart, where queer and unusual desires are revealed."
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“Many activists are wary that there is not an understanding about what triggers surveillance, how the information is stored, what methods are used to track individuals, and how people are able to stop being surveilled.” https://t.co/6IM21qUWga
Support your local #queer makers, creatives, & artists this SUNDAY! @assemblepgh, @nbarbuto, Workshop PGH DIY School, & @ReelQ are hosting 40 vendors, with everything from handmade, art, zines, clothing & vintage, ceramics, jewelry, flowers to woodworking. https://t.co/gKdKOgH00O
Thank you Queer PGH for this awesome write up! We're so thrilled to see everyone at the KST's Alloy Studios from 4:30-6:30 this Saturday! Make sure to check in on our event page Assemble + Puff Queer Art & Community Marketplace https://t.co/CQXuuUsM9q
"Ball Culture is like a secret society of LGBTQIA+ people of color to embrace each other and themselves while making everyone feel important."
Read all about True T Entertainment and the upcoming Galaxy Ball on April 20th!
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"I have been out and living as a woman for over a year and I have never been happier. I was happy to find that I had quite a bit more support at my church than I thought I would. And then came UMC's decision against people on the LGBTQ+ spectrum."
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"There’s really nowhere a trans person can go and just feel like, 'I don’t gotta watch my mouth, I don’t gotta watch how I walk or sit or any of that'. [At @SisTersPGH] they can actually come in here and chill and be who they are."
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We are holding the name of Antwon Rose II in our hearts today. Thinking of the future he could have had, the people who will never stop loving him.
Until we eliminate the system of white supremacist violence that denied him life and justice, Pittsburgh cannot be a safe place.