Presenting: Stereotypes - Straight Talk from Queer Voices

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08/03/21 • 26 min

Unpacked will return! In the meantime check out episode one of Christopher Beale's new podcast Stereotypes - Straight Talk from Queer Voices. Listen and subscribe!

Everyone’s coming out is different. Some folks can’t come out, and for many — when we finally do — we discover that there are more questions on the other side.

Meet Rae, a gender non-binary person who has learned to treat coming out as a process the length of a lifetime. Plus, Chris shares how he got caught in the act and forced out of the closet in high school.

You can contact Christopher Beale on Twitter, and connect with the show at StereotypesPodcast.org.

Unpacked will return! In the meantime check out episode one of Christopher Beale's new podcast Stereotypes - Straight Talk from Queer Voices. Listen and subscribe!

Everyone’s coming out is different. Some folks can’t come out, and for many — when we finally do — we discover that there are more questions on the other side.

You can contact Christopher Beale on Twitter, and connect with the show at StereotypesPodcast.org.

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San Francisco’s LGBTQIA Community Marches To Stop Asian Hate

Last weekend - San Francisco’s LGBTQIA community gathered to mourn with the Asian community, to speak and - in San Francisco’s long tradition of activism...to march.

"Enough is Enough!" - Michael Nguyen (GAPA)

To see photos from the event, and read the written version in Outword Magazine, click here.

To read the print version in 3 minutes on Medium, click here.

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RESOURCES

GAPA Asian Pacific Fund San Francisco LGBTQ Community Center Sacramento Asian Resources Sacramento LGBTQ Community Center

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Thanks to California's Great America, Alaina Duffield, KALW, Lisa Morehouse, Abukar Adan, and Josh Taylor.