Pride and Inclusive Spaces for LGBTQIA
S1 Ep10
June 23, 2022 | | 1 min read
Reporter Credits:
Cody Boston, Cami Koons, D. Rashaan Gilmore
This month Flatland takes some time to celebrate our inclusive spaces in Kansas City, how far our community has come in the fight for LGBTQIA rights and what is still needed to make our region a place for everyone.
Companion Article
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Kansas City has made progress in terms of making itself a more welcoming place for the LGBTQ community. But progress has been painfully slow, and may be at risk.
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