Michael Aaron
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Why we still show up: Reflections of another Q Lagoon Day
Last weekend, a few hundred of us spent a July afternoon at Lagoon, just riding roller coasters together. I’ve organized…
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Dear July
You arrive, as you always do, while the glitter is still settling. The flags are coming down this week off…
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We were never just a month
There are mornings I open my news feeds and have to set my phone face down on the desk and…
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A letter from the publisher: Securing the future of ‘QSaltLake Magazine’ through community support
Dear Readers, For more than two decades, QSaltLake Magazine has existed to inform and entertain the LGBTQ+ community and tell…
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Help.
For more than three decades, QSaltLake has existed for one reason: to tell our stories in our voice when few…
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Bullets don’t build democracy — not in Utah, not anywhere
Charlie Kirk was shot and killed yesterday while speaking at Utah Valley University, just thirty minutes from my home. Let…
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Changing to UAF Legacy Health saved my life
TLDR: I’ve been diagnosed with aggressive prostate cancer, which has not spread outside the prostate, and I credit UAF Legacy…
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Pride: From protest to party and back again
Every June, we drape ourselves in rainbows, gather in the streets, and celebrate how far we’ve come. But lately, something…
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Why showing up for Pride matters
Each June, rainbow flags rise across city streets, music pulses through public parks, and queer people and our allies gather…
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Claiming space for LGBTQ+ stories in Salt Lake City
History is written in the places we pass every day—the streets where change was sparked, the buildings where communities gathered,…
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