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Kentucky archive works to preserve LGBTQ+ stories before they are lost
By Julia Narvaez Munguia, Spectrum News 1
Lexington Pride Festival brings thousands out to celebrate ‘joy,’ ‘self-love’
By Adrian Paul Bryant, Lexington Herald-Leader
From the Lily hills to literary honors: Silas House celebrates recent recognitions
By Buddy Forbes, WYMT
Lexington’s LGBTQ archive awarded $900,000 private grant. How it will be spent
By Beth Musgrave, Lexington Herald-Leader
Halloween Queens of Club Riviera: Vintage snapshots from a Newport, Kentucky, drag ball
Photos by Janice Engsberg, Oxford American
“Native Daughter: CD Collins — A Reckoning” An Interview with Jean DOnohue
By Kevin Nance, UnderMain
Queer in Kentucky: LGBTQ+ community finds unlikely home in rural areas
By Sarah Henry, Courier Journal
The Mermaids Found The Sequins: Feather Chiaverini at 2nd Story
By Josh Porter, Kudzu jelly
‘Queer, Here & Everywhere’ exhibit brings Kentucky’s LGBTQ+ history to life
By Lilly Keith and Isabella Lindsey, Kentucky Kernel
LGBTQ trailblazer “Doctor Anonymous” honored with hometown historic marker
By Clay Wallace, WUKY
New historical marker unveiled honoring Winchester native John Fryer
By Pete Koutoulas, WinCity Voices
A Life of Gay Liberation: Remembering Peter Taylor
By Faulkner Morgan Archive, Queer Kentucky
‘We need this type of event’: Pride Festival returns to Lexington this weekend
By Liz Carey, Lexington Herald-Leader
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