Finding community in Nashville’s queer spaces
It’s a challenging time to be an LGBTQ person in Tennessee. With laws targeting gender expression and an increase in violent threats, the instinct for queer people might be to go underground. But instead, support groups are popping up to create belonging and foster solidarity in Tennessee’s LGBTQ community.
Today, we’ll talk to members of these local groups about their experiences.
But first, it’s time for @ Us! Host Khalil Ekulona and senior digital producer Anna Gallegos-Cannon respond to listener comments and feedback.
Guests:
John Bridges, writer
Amo Elizabeth, host of Dress Code…
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