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A 25-year exercise in spontaneity and experimentation transformed a neglected property into an eclectic eden.
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A 25-year exercise in spontaneity and experimentation transformed a neglected property into an eclectic eden.
Solace Friends seek to create a hospice space where the homeless can die a dignified death.
After struggling to find clothes that represented them, Nikki Nelson launched Queer Suave to create a space that focused on fashion and clothing.
J. Moe ventures out to Cambridge to check out Millie’s Coffee and Eatery, an overnight “Must Visit” on Main Street.
Treated as a “bad Black girl” in school, Shyra-Sekani Adams found her voice and purpose by leading Freedom, Inc.’s Freedom Youth Squad.
Badgerland Softball Women’s+ Commissioner Jess Wreczycki recounts finding the league before she was out and how it contributed to her growth as a person and in community.
Hi! You look familiar. Have we met before? If not, my name is Neal. My pronouns are he/him. You may have seen me either at your local gay watering hole, jogging around the city, or on a volleyball court in a park near you. I am so pleased to be featured here because...
Sashe Mishur was a fierce femme who was never afraid to fight for a just cause or to defend the butches that she loved. Her organizing started in the 1940s with a petition on a roll of cash register tape, protesting the raising of Saturday matinee prices at the Coral...
As Dane County’s first and only funder dedicated to supporting LGBTQ+ projects, the New Harvest Foundation has been advancing LGBTQ advocacy for 38 years.
Donna Biddle died on February 24. She was my friend of almost 50 years. If my memory serves me, I first met Donna and her partner Phyllis Andersen at Lysistrata. Lysistrata played a large role in Donna’s life, especially after the feminist restaurant cooperative...
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