Here and Queer? Our Guide to Safe Space for College Kids

by Kim SellingHero worship: Pony. KELLY O
It is totally possible to swan around town as an out-and-loud queer without limiting yourself to queer-only spaces. But a rise in anti-LGBTQIA violence means the city is not quite the queer bastion it once was, so it's important to create and uphold spaces that are built with the safety, comfort, and interests of the queer community as the central focus.
Number one is Pony (1221 E Madison St, ponyseattle.com), a tiny queer bar housed in an old flower sho