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QLF persists: 'We're here, we're queer, get used to it'

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By Ainsley Bryson, Anna Boyle
| Columbia Missourian
Editor’s note: This is the third in a series of stories examining the impact of the elimination of direct funding for the University of Missouri’s multicultural organizations. Neon lights shined and pop music pulsed through Memorial Student Union on the University of Missouri campus on a recent spring evening. DIY, multicolored backdrops and a makeshift stage marked the sights and sounds of the annual drag show hosted by Mizzou Queer Liberation Front.
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‘Bike, Walk & Wheel’ for transportation advocacy

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By Anna Boyle
| Columbia Missourian
Columbia residents will hit the streets from Saturday to May 10 for the 25th annual ‘Bike, Walk and & Wheel Week’ organized by Local Motion to highlight safe, more accessible and equitable transportation. Local Motion, a grassroots advocacy organization, was founded in Columbia in 2000. The weeklong event launched in 2002 in partnership with former Mayor Darwin Hindman who was a dedicated bike commuter and advocate.
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'That’s What She Said Columbia' empowers community by uplifting women's voices

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By Anna Boyle
| Columbia Missourian
The fourth annual “That’s What She Said Columbia” brought the community together at the Missouri Theatre Saturday, as nine Columbia women shared sentiments of overcoming adversity and embracing their identities. The Columbia event is a part of the national "She Said Project," which aims to build community through the power of storytelling. The project “features stories that will make you belly laugh, ugly cry and everything in between," according to testimony on its website.
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