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Abigail's Pride, and Other New Prides in Michigan: Checking in with Five First-Time Organizers - Vimarsana News

Abigail's Pride, and Other New Prides in Michigan: Checking in with Five First-Time Organizers

This summer in Michigan, Prides of all kinds are springing up across the state. From Madison Heights to New Buffalo, Pride Source checked in with the

The City Without Closets: How Ferndale Became So Queer - Vimarsana News

The City Without Closets: How Ferndale Became So Queer

Ferndale has been known as one of Michigan’s biggest queer hubs for decades. With many of the hallmarks that distinguish a Greenwich Village, a Castro, an

Ferndale Pride Headliner Tunde Olaniran Creates From the Soul, For and With Their Community - Vimarsana News

Ferndale Pride Headliner Tunde Olaniran Creates From the Soul, For and With Their Community

A Tunde Olaniran performance is everything all at once: Afro-centric rhythms, interpretive movement, gorgeous costumes, pumping bass, with soulful,

5 Queer Things You Can Do Right Now-ish: See Orville Peck, Pick up a BIPOC LGBTQ+ Book - Vimarsana News

5 Queer Things You Can Do Right Now-ish: See Orville Peck, Pick up a BIPOC LGBTQ+ Book

The end of May means Memorial Day picnics, skimpy shorts weather and a prelude to the queerest month of the year. As we zoom right into Pride Month, here

Local Queer History Through an Artistic Lens: Mighty Real/Queer Detroit Exhibition Coming to a Space Near You - Vimarsana News

Local Queer History Through an Artistic Lens: Mighty Real/Queer Detroit Exhibition Coming to a Space Near You

Greater Detroit is about to become awash in queer art — including rare pieces from as far back as the '40s.  Seventeen galleries, organizations,