Camp Celebrates LGBT Kansas City Freedom

This month's cover of Camp KC really stands out.

The print copy is definitely a worth a look and really good example of newsprint utilized in a much more creative and informative fashion then the dailies.

The cover story "says a lot about the jubilation people felt over the Supreme Court's ruling that DOMA is unconstitutional."

There's an article about Kay Barnes written by the MAGLCC organization.

However, it's not all celebration and highlights . . . Camp discusses the aftermath of the KC Pride festival in great detail.

An editor's note that ran before two reader letters regarding the fest: "The editorial in the June issue of Camp outlined the upcoming Pride festivals in Kansas City and in other places in Kansas and Missouri. We also asked for reader feedback – good or bad – on the Kansas City Pride festival, which was a much smaller event this year that had the theme of “Back to Basics.” Here are the two letters that we received in response."

Nearby Cities Offer Examples to Improve KC Pride Celebration

KC Pride Celebration Keeps Getting Worse

Still, this is a stellar issue of Camp KC - A publication that continues to be Kansas City's LGBT resource of record.