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Kansas student Adam Kellogg, who performs as "Vantas" at drag shows in Lawrence, has found both his identity and a hobby in drag.

Employee engagement has emerged as a key practice growth criteria among the firms in Accountancy Age's Mid-Tier Power Index

They gay rights movement has roots in Kansas City. Some of the history of began near Linwood Boulevard and Troost Avenue more than 60 years ago.

Kansas City played an important role in the early gay rights movement, even predating Stonewall. Here's how you can honor LGBTQ history in Kansas City this Pride Month.

Years before the Stonewall uprising, Drew Shafer started Kansas City's first gay rights organization and published the first LGBTQ magazine in the Midwest. At one point, his Kansas City home was even the “information distribution center” for the entire gay rights movement.

Kansas City has taught me that you don’t love a city by seeing only the parts that make you comfortable. Telling stories about this place for two decades allowed me to understand its quirks, its flaws, its strengths and its heartaches.

Some Newcastle United fans on social media have been reacting to the news that Nuno Espirito Santo has been sacked by Tottenham. Nuno barely lasted...

Pride Month History: Kansas City had foundational role in LGBT movement nationwide KC history made before Stonewall Kansas City activists played a foundational role in LGBT civil rights movements nationwide. and last updated 2021-06-16 19:56:54-04 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Barney Allis Plaza in downtown Kansas City, Missouri, is home to a bronze marker that many passers by likely have never taken the time to notice. That bronze marker signifies the citys LGBT activism that not only changed the fu...

Before there was the Stonewall Riots in 1969, a historic meeting took place in Kansas City's State Hotel that would form the foundation for the gay and lesbian rights movement.

‘Poor Steve’: Newcastle fans react as ‘disgraceful’ 19-second footage of Bruce emerges Photo by RUI VIEIRA/POOL/AFP via Getty Images Newcastle fans have taken to Twitter to react after Amazon Prime tweeted a hilarious clip of Steve Bruce on the touchline during the 0-0 draw with Liverpool. This content could not be loaded Mind out, Brucey �� The @NUFC boss gets a bit over-excited as his side almost take the lead!#PLonPrime#NEWLIVpic.twitter.com/LHn3gq89oG— Amazon Prime Video Sport...