LGBTQ

A group of LGBTQ community members in West Dayton held the first Dayton Black Pride Festival in McIntosh Park.

Inclusive Fairborn is hosting the town's first Pride event at the Community Park Amphitheater this Friday.

Dayton-born poet Xandria Phillips has won a $50,000 creative writing award.

Here on West Dayton Stories, we’re exploring the concept of Black Joy. With so much focus on the trauma of race in America, we turn to this important source of celebration, resistance, and healing. Community producer LB, who’s also known as Leah Byrd, takes us back to the time he found the joy he didn’t know he needed in his life.

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Department fired Charmaine McGuffey in 2017. In response, she sued, ran for sheriff, and won.

The two men whose names are on the landmark US Supreme Court ruling that legalized same-sex marriage are united in one cause; urging the Senate to...

Her/History Rubi Awards Ceremony

Transgender voters often face unique challenges while registering to vote and at the polls, making them feel disenfranchised.

When the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in June that discriminating against a person based on their gender identity was a violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, 42-year-old Chamar Peterson was paying close attention.

Downtown Dayton’s Annual Pride festival, which was originally scheduled for early June then postponed until August, has officially been cancelled. The…

In this edition of WYSO Weekend:Our program this week is a recognition of LGBT Pride that includes a recap of some recent news centered on the LGBTQ…

When gay marriage was legalized in New York State in 2011, Joyce Gibs and Janice James decided to drive there, from Dayton to get married, knowing that…