#WomensMarch | Ronni Sanlo

Published January 19, 2020

Musings of an Aging Lesbian

Today was the national Women’s March in cities all over the country. Kelly and I marched in Coachella, a sweet little town rather far east of Palm Springs. There were about 300 people, mostly Latinex folks, many of whom live in Coachella. It was small but exciting to see. Two items struck me. First, I

Published January 21, 2018

Today in LGBT History – January 21

From New York to Seattle, millions of people marched yesterday and millions more will march today. Kelly and I had the honor of speaking at the Palm Springs March. Sign of the day: “Grab ‘em by the Mid-Terms!” The two most radical things we can do is vote, and talk with one other, face to

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