Author and poet T. S. Banks interviews R. B. Simon about her debut poetry collection, The Good Truth.
Truth-Telling
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July 2021
The Queer Future is Disabled
Disability Pride takes a look at the movement for disability justice, its role in queer justice, and why accessibility has to be a basic human right.
As We Are
Photographer Lidia Sharapova turns her lens on Milwaukee’s queer community to shine light on their shared humanity and struggle.
Chippewa Falls recruit American Civil Liberties Union to help address pervasive racism, sexism, and homophobia
In early June students in the Chippewa Falls Area Unified School District filed an administrative complaint with the district to request an investigation into their experience of a chronic failure to meaningfully address pervasive racism, sexism, and homophobia. The...
Chris Walker named director of UW’s Division of the Arts
Chris Walker, professor of Dance at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, was appointed as the new director of UW’s Division of the Arts by Provost Karl Scholz. According to a news release from the university, Walker describes himself as “a ‘multi-hyphenate...
Brian Chaney named first Black police chief of the City of Monona
On June 1 Brian Chaney became the first Black police chief of the City of Monona. Chaney, who is Black and gay, was sworn into the role by Dane County Circuit Court Judge Mario C. White, who himself is Black and gay. Both Chaney and White are among the first Black...
Ride with Pride
The third Ride with Pride takes LGBTQ pride to Milwaukee’s streets.
Proud Adaptations
With the pandemic restrictions somewhat lifted but real health concerns remaining, Pride celebrations continue to adapt and find ways to build community in challenging times.
Our Readers: SunShine Raynebow
My pronouns are she/her, they/them, Queen, and Goddess. I’m a poet, artist activist, and drag queen. I want to change the world by spreading love and kindness to myself and others. I want to inspire others to be themselves, to be proud of themselves, to love...
Fire and Ice: Remembering the long-lost Hotel Washington
Twenty-five years after a fire burned the Hotel Washington (a hub of queer nightlife and community) to the ground, nothing remains at the former site to mark its existence. But the memories and stories remain.
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