Organizer of KC's first Pride Parade looks back decades later
'I decided we needed it': Lea Hopkins and a few friends worked to organize Kansas City's first Pride Parade in 1977.
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'I decided we needed it': Lea Hopkins and a few friends worked to organize Kansas City's first Pride Parade in 1977.
Sarah Zapata received a commission for the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art in Kansas City’s Atrium Project and wanted her work to relate to the area. But she'd never been.
Discussions of a downtown baseball stadium are not new for Kansas City.
Conservative legislators nationwide, including in Kansas, have introduced bills to restrict or criminalize certain drag performances. But drag queens haven’t stopped performing.
Conservative legislators nationwide, including in Kansas, have introduced bills to restrict or criminalize certain drag performances. But drag queens haven’t stopped performing.