Ticket sales open for Black/queer Kansas City {B/qKC}: Exhibit Grand Opening (Volume_1)
View our City’s history of Black LGBTQIA2+ community through this temporary exhibit display––hosted @ BlaqOut on Main. Curated by @1800NASI.
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“Black/queer Kansas City”: a public exhibit and historical anthology for viewing from Feb. 27th – March 4th
Join the Defender in (re)learning the histories of phenomenal Black LGBTQIA2+ Kansas City figures from the 70’s–Present Day through this scattered, week-long profile display.
Kansas City’s “Out There”: The 90’s Gay & Lesbian Variety Show Featuring Lea Hopkins
In 1993, a group of 16 people came together to launch Kansas City’s first-ever Gay and Lesbian Variety Show on American Cablevision in light of statewide, anti-queer legislation.
Men of All Colors Together: The Kansas City organization fighting racism amidst gay men in the 80’s–90’s
In 1980, this group of Kansas Citians founded a social club and safe space for those seeking to fight racism amongst gay men of all races.
Remembering Edye and Ray: The First (Well-Documented) Black Drag Queens of Kansas City
Edye Gregory and Ray Rondell are some of Kansas City’s first documented Black Drag Queens and, more broadly, part of the only recorded histories of Black, Queer Kansas Citians at large.
