Atlanta LGBTQ History Project

Did you know that the AIDS Quilt used to live here in Atlanta not that long ago? It’s been up for a couple of months, but I dropped the ball on sharing here on social, so I decided today is the perfect day to share about our podcast episode with Julie Rhoad, former President & CEO of The Names Foundation & AIDS Quilt.

We hope you’ll take a listen!

Did you stop by our spot today and say hello to Amanda ?

We hope so! Thanks for everyone that came by, thanks for Wussy for having us, & thanks Amanda for representing us!

Stay tuned for more community engagement opportunities in the future!

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Are you as excited to hear from Monica as we are to share her story with you? Doubtful!

This quote was pulled from the section of Monica’s oral history where she discussed some of the decisions she made when designing the Trans flag 🏳️‍⚧️.

Keep an eye out for our next episode dropping this weekend!

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We are continuing on the TDOV train this week with a very special episode we are excited to share with you. Did you know that the creator of the Trans flag 🏳️‍⚧️ lives in Georgia?

I didn’t until a couple years ago. When I found out, I was like WHY didn’t I know about this? That’s exactly the problem we hope to remedy by sharing Monica Helm’s story with you.

Maybe sure you a subscribed to Out Down South on your favorite podcast platform and/or sign up for our mailing list, and get the episode right in your inbox.

Stay tuned for later this week!

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