Black Queer Joy, Songwriting, and the Power of Intergenerational Pride with the Louisville Orchestra
Louisville Orchestra spotlights LGBTQ+ voices in new Pride songwriting concert June 20.
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Entries by Kevin Garner
A Black Queer Kentuckian’s Thoughts on HIV/AIDS Stigma and History
Black queer Kentuckians reflect on HIV/AIDS history, stigma, and the fight for health equity.
Bridging the Divide with New Riff’s Jay Dickerson
In a recent study, Coqual.org revealed that approximately ⅓ of Black leave corporate America within two years of employment. Now, when I think about this from the bourbon industry. I noticed that when I go on tours of distilleries across the state, I see very little representation of people of color. This led me to […]
Reimagining Masculinity: Black, Queer and Free
Photos by Sarah Davis In our societies, there is an expectation on how we are supposed to act while expressing ourselves as men. This includes how we present ourselves to others. As a Black queer man I have had to “be what it is expected” of me in many situations. Knowing who I am, as […]