Columbus, Ohio, a city known for its friendly and diverse atmosphere, has emerged as a thriving hub for LGBTQ culture in the Midwest. This vibrant community has grown exponentially in recent years, drawing people from all walks of life to experience its inclusivity, acceptance, and celebration of diversity. In this article, we delve into the rich LGBTQ culture in Columbus, exploring its history, events, organizations, and the city's ongoing efforts to create a welcoming environment for all.
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Kataleya Davenport knows the importance of self-love and self-care. She learned a lot from her birth mother and her drag mother, Kennedy Davenport.
Kimberly Venom has seven crowns under her belt, including Miss Noche Latina 2023 and Miss Florida. She started performing 17 years ago, at the same time that she transitioned. The Miami native stays busy working.
Angie Ovahness Pryce may not have won the top prize in the OutSFL Pageant, but she still considers herself a winner. "I was very proud of how I did," she says. "It's not easy going from category to category, especially when certain categories are not your strength. But I am proud of my performance and let people see who I am."
At the OutSFL Pageant, Camille Dior Love won the Marsha P Johnson Award, which was named for the trans activist and icon. “It was a privilege that my peers thought highly of me,” Love says. “I like the mission of volunteerism and philanthropy.”
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