A recently published academic journal article by two University of Indiana researchers reports on problems faced by LGBTQ older adults living in the nation’s nursing homes and recommends actions nursing homes should take to ensure LGBTQ residents are treated equitably and without bias.
Trey Rhone says one of his ongoing inspirations for poetry comes from pop culture. One of his published poems, “I Want to Shoot the Shit with Kurt Cobain Before We Pull the Trigger,” expresses a desire to connect with Kurt Cobain while also exploring what suicidal ideation can look like.
Troy Benjamin says that he finds writing therapeutic because the paper is not going to speak back.
Arnaldo Batista recently defended his master’s thesis for the Florida International University MFA program, with his thesis topic being focused on “queer identity and love.”
Rani Ruado likes his poetry short and sweet.
Black. Queer. Kinky. Kilted. That’s how Jubi Arriola-Headley describes himself in his Instagram bio. He’s a nationally recognized poet, first generation American, and published author.
Caridad Moro-Gronlier was named Poet Laureate of Miami-Dade County on April 1, the first day of Poetry Month.
Since 1996, April has marked National Poetry Month, an initiative launched by the Academy of American Poets. For this year’s Poetry Month, we’d like to introduce you to six queer South Florida poets.
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