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Five fresh queer Irish tracks to add to your playlist
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Spring has sprung and it’s brought with it a host of fantastic new queer Irish music. While marginalised genders continue to fight for radio time on Irish airwaves, there is no shortage of queer Irish tracks deserving of air time.
Here’s just a handful. Bobbi Arlo Since the release of her debut radio smash […] The post Five fresh queer Irish tracks to add to your playlist appeared first on GCN.
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Queer Celebs Join 'See Yourself, Be Yourself' Panel on LGBTQ+ Visibility
Pride and Less Prejudice, an organization that since 2019 has provided “free, age-appropriate, LGBTQ-inclusive books to classrooms from pre-K to third grade in order to foster LGBTQ inclusivity and acceptance,” according to a release.Featured on the “See Yourself, Be Yourself” panel, airing Saturday at 2 p.m. Eastern, are Supergirl’s Nicole Maines, Noah’s Arc’s Darryl Stephens, Theo Germaine of The Politician and Work in Progress, and Andrew Keenan-Bolger (Newsies).
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