EPISODE · Sep 12, 2019 · 22 MIN

Onyx Steele

As a community, it’s important that raise each other up, but it’s even more important that we recognize those who have actively spent their lives fighting for our community. Onyx Steele is part of LGBTQIA+ history in Colorado as one of the founders of Rainbow Alley, a longtime activist and legendary entertainer, starting drag in 1998 at the age 13. Onyx Steele on Facebook Special thanks to Mile High Hamburger Mary's family for sharing their space for our interview.

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