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'Family of choice:' LGBTQ elders rely on each other
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Gee, 71, would also stream shows and movies, but only via her small cellphone screen, since she doesn't own a computer, nor did she have a television when the shelter-in-place-orders went into effect in March.
But that changed this summer, after her friends were able to raise $300 via a crowdsourcing campaign to buy her a TV and an antenna to access a host of local stations and channels for free."I have my clarinet over there, that's keeping me sane.
Otherwise, I'm glued to that tube," said Gee. "I also have email, Facebook, and Instagram to stay in touch with friends."One donation of $150 came from a woman in Chicago who said she had heard of Gee and wanted to help.
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Facilitator of The Ledward Centre on the verge of acquiring lease to premises
Jubilee Library. Named after our late editor and LGBTQ+ community champion James Ledward, The Ledward Centre, which Gscene reported on last month, will promote and support Brighton’s diverse LGBTQ+ communities by providing a safe and accessible space in the heart of the city.What that means exactly will ultimately be down to the people who use it, but there are already several ideas on the table.Chris Gull, chair of Brighton Rainbow Fund and facilitator of this project, said: “As time has gone on, the potential of what this new centre could contain has grown.
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