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Reporting on rural LGBTQ+ communities in Ohio for @TheBuckeyeFlame via @Report4America. (he/him). PFP by @hcomeriato.
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Ohio councilman calls on residents to monitor Pride event for LGBTQ+ ‘indecency’

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By Ben Jodway Verified
| The Advocate Magazine Verified
This story originally appeared on The Buckeye Flame. Lebanon, Ohio, Council Member Mike Cope made a post on Facebook calling on residents of the small suburb between Dayton and Cincinnati to hunt for purported incidents of indecent exposure during the city’s next Pride celebration in 2027. When Lebanon Pride first started, the organization faced an uphill battle to get approved for its second festival.
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Ohio council member encourages residents to surveil local Pride celebration

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By Ben Jodway Verified
| This News is So Gay
Photo illustration by Ben Jodway / Original photos courtesy of Lebanon Pride Lebanon, Ohio, Council Member Mike Cope made a post on Facebook calling on residents of the small suburb between Dayton and Cincinnati to hunt for purported incidents of indecent exposure during the city’s next Pride celebration in 2027. When Lebanon Pride first started, the organization faced an uphill battle to get approved for its second festival.
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First-time Prides in Ohio saw their hometowns in a new kaleidoscope of colors this year

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By Ben Jodway Verified
| This News is So Gay
Courtesy of Adams County Pride News coverage of Columbus and Cleveland Pride celebrations has highlighted one thing first and foremost: attendance. On News 5 Cleveland, “thousands gathered in Downtown Cleveland” on June 7. NBC 4 anchor Colleen Marshall in Columbus said, after highlighting her plans to participate, that “hundreds of thousands of people” would be at Columbus Pride. The Buckeye Flame has certainly done this, too.
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