Out Alliance's absence creates opportunities for Black and brown LGBTQ organizations

Ear Shot
23/07/2021 12 min

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Rochester's Black and brown LGBTQ organizations have been able to expand their reach now that the Out Alliance has shut down. Plus: Military veterans are returning from overseas with respiratory problems, and they’re fighting to get health benefits from the VA. And a pop-up clinic offers COVID-19 vaccines at a local barber shop.

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