Federal Pressures Mount on West Coast School Districts Over Student Gender Privacy Policies
by Queer Robi WASHINGTON, D.C. — Federal education authorities have escalated an ongoing national showdown over LGBTQ+ student privacy, issuing formal directives to state education
SCOTUS to Review Landmark Washington Law Protecting Vulnerable LGBTQ+ Youth in Emergency Shelters
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Queer (Ally) Artist Q & A: Esther Garcia of WA
Name: Esther Garcia Type of Artist: Costume Designer for Village Theatre in Issaquah, WA Location: Seattle What mediums do you use for your art? Being a Costume Designer
Queer Artist Q & A: Jonathan Mathews of Seattle
Name: Jonathan Mathews Type of Artist: Interior Designer (also known as a Culinary Designer) Location: Seattle, WA What mediums do you use for your art? Interior design. I
Queer Artist Q & A: Jon Garcia of Portland, OR
Name: Jon Garcia Type of Artist: Writer/Director/Producer/Musician Location: Portland, OR What mediums do you use for your art? I primarily work in film as a writer, director, producer,
Queer Artist Q & A: Cassi Q Kohl of Seattle
Name: Cassi Q Kohl Type of Artist: Singer/Actor Location: Seattle, WA What mediums do you use for your art? My body! As primarily an actor and vocalist, I
Queer Artist Q & A: Allan Brocka of California
Name: Q, Allan Brocka Type of Artist: Writer/Director/Producer/Actor Location: Seattle Native, currently in Los Angeles, CA What mediums do you use for your art? Film
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Federal Pressures Mount on West Coast School Districts Over Student Gender Privacy Policies
SCOTUS to Review Landmark Washington Law Protecting Vulnerable LGBTQ+ Youth in Emergency Shelters
Queer (Ally) Artist Q & A: Esther Garcia of WA
Queer Artist Q & A: Jonathan Mathews of Seattle
Queer Artist Q & A: Jon Garcia of Portland, OR
