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The bear & leather communities have a big racism problem - Vimarsana News

The bear & leather communities have a big racism problem

People of color cannot freely exist in queer spaces. Its time to hold business owners and event promoters accountable.

'The Bars Are Ours' — Celebrating the spirit of bars and community spaces :: Bay Area Reporter - Vimarsana News

'The Bars Are Ours' — Celebrating the spirit of bars and community spaces :: Bay Area Reporter

Lucas Hilderbrand seeks to redress the notion that in the early days, queer culture only happened at places like The Black Cat in North Beach and the Stonewall Bar in New York by introducing us to bars throughout the country.

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Chicago LGBTQ landmarks: Have your own Pride Parade, take our tour of 17 Chicago LGBTQ landmarks to learn more about the city's gay life, history - Vimarsana News

Chicago LGBTQ landmarks: Have your own Pride Parade, take our tour of 17 Chicago LGBTQ landmarks to learn more about the city's gay life, history

You can move through this list to view some key places and events in the city’s LGBTQ+ communities and history.

The Last Gamble of Tokyo Joe - Vimarsana News

The Last Gamble of Tokyo Joe

Ken Eto rose through the ranks of the Chicago mob, and then it tried to kill him. The underworld would never be the same.

Navigating the Gay Press in the 1980s - Vimarsana News

Navigating the Gay Press in the 1980s

Fresh out of Drake University with a news-editorial journalism degree, I returned home to Chicago in May 1984, unsure of what kind of career I could have as an open lesbian. My stepfather worked at the Chicago Tribune, and my mom was at the Chicago Defender. They both knew gay journalists, but none were openly so.