In Case You Missed It: Summer News Roundup
Since the COVID-19 pandemic began in the United States, it seems like time is a blur and something interesting happens every day. It’s hard…
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The Societal Need for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Awareness
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Music In Review: Shamir
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Bisexual Representation for Bisexual Awareness Week
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In Case You Missed It: Summer News Roundup
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Black Students At Kent State Organize Marches After Racist Incidents On Campus
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Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month From An LGBTQ+ Lens
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Music In Review: Cassidy King
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Black Lives Matter: A Snapshot
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Fusion Spring 2020 Issue: Safety First
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Surviving A Global Pandemic In An Unwelcoming Home
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On My Way Out
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Collages: A Vision Of Community
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Queer Museums and Archives to Explore Online While Quarantining
Fusion is Kent State University's LGBTQ magazine. Founded in 2003, Fusion remains the region's only student magazine focusing on LGBTQ issues. Through journalism, we promote equality and community in northeast Ohio and beyond.
News
Black Students At Kent State Organize Marches After Racist Incidents On Campus
Black United Students (BUS) and the fraternity Alpha Phi Alpha organized a unity march on Monday to denounce racist actions that have occurred on…
Black Lives Matter: A Snapshot
Words by Angela Molina and Moira Armstrong This year marks the 50th anniversary of the first Pride march in 1970, which honored the…
Lifestyle
Bisexual Representation for Bisexual Awareness Week
#Bisexual Awareness Week is Sept. 16 through Sept. 23. It’s a time to celebrate bisexuality, loving who you love and being yourself unapologetically. Representation…
Music In Review: Cassidy King
In the heart of the #Kent State University #music scene in 2016 was a young #LGBTQ+ artist by the name of Cassidy King. The…
Surviving A Global Pandemic In An Unwelcoming Home
#Kent State students received an email on March 10 from President Todd Diacon about the cancellation of all in-person classes through April 12 due…
Entertainment
Music In Review: Shamir
Shamir Bailey, known by the mononymous name Shamir, is a creative visionary breaking through the contemporary #music scene. The 25-year-old Philly-based artist, who is…
Bisexual Representation for Bisexual Awareness Week
#Bisexual Awareness Week is Sept. 16 through Sept. 23. It’s a time to celebrate bisexuality, loving who you love and being yourself unapologetically. Representation…
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month From An LGBTQ+ Lens
According to the Pew Research Center, the Hispanic population in the United States reached a record 60.6 million in 2019. The period between September…
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Black Students At Kent State Organize Marches After Racist Incidents On Campus
Black United Students (BUS) and the fraternity Alpha Phi Alpha organized a unity march on Monday to denounce racist actions that have occurred on…
Black Lives Matter: A Snapshot
Words by Angela Molina and Moira Armstrong This year marks the 50th anniversary of the first Pride march in 1970, which honored the…
Fusion Spring 2020 Issue: Safety First
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Kent Transgender Woman Files to Run for State Representative
In November, Danica Roem made national headlines when she defeated Bob Marshall, a 25-year Republican incumbent, for a seat in the Virginia state legislature….
Interview: Gay Millennial Elected to Cuyahoga Falls School Board
On Tuesday, #LGBTQ candidates prevailed in state and local elections across the country. This includes Anthony Gomez, a 27-year-old deputy clerk of courts, who…
Author Mackenzi Lee Talks Literature, Labels and Ladies of History
Mackenzi Lee is a historical young adult fiction author. Her novel, The Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue, depicts a young bisexual man, Monty,…