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Meet Mr. Gay America: A Kansas City teacher using his platform to celebrate diversity - Vimarsana News

Meet Mr. Gay America: A Kansas City teacher using his platform to celebrate diversity

Aniseto Herrera-Lyell: Elementary school teacher. LGBTQ activist. Midwest Michael Jackson. And most recently, Mr. Gay America.

Source: yahoo.com
Meet Mr. Gay America: A Kansas City teacher using his platform to celebrate diversity - Vimarsana News

Meet Mr. Gay America: A Kansas City teacher using his platform to celebrate diversity

Aniseto Herrera-Lyell: Elementary school teacher. LGBTQ activist. Midwest Michael Jackson. And most recently, Mr. Gay America.

Source: aol.com
Meet Mr. Gay America: A Kansas City teacher using his platform to celebrate diversity - Vimarsana News

Meet Mr. Gay America: A Kansas City teacher using his platform to celebrate diversity

Aniseto Herrera-Lyell: Elementary school teacher. LGBTQ activist. Midwest Michael Jackson. And most recently, Mr. Gay America.

Source: yahoo.com
Meet Mr. Gay America: A Kansas City teacher using his platform to celebrate diversity - Vimarsana News

Meet Mr. Gay America: A Kansas City teacher using his platform to celebrate diversity

Aniseto Herrera-Lyell: Elementary school teacher. LGBTQ activist. Midwest Michael Jackson. And most recently, Mr. Gay America.

Source: aol.com
Hot 103 Jamz! America's longest-running Black-owned radio station | KCUR 89.3 - Vimarsana News

Hot 103 Jamz! America's longest-running Black-owned radio station | KCUR 89.3

Kansas City radio pioneer Andrew Skip Carter started the nation’s first Black-owned and operated station west of the Mississippi River, KPRS AM. Now the company he founded, Carter Broadcast Group, is looking back at 72 years of growth and contemplating a robust future.

Source: kcur.org