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FIGHTING FOR MORE THAN EQUALITY | An interview with Cathy Renna, National LGBTQ Task Force Communications Director
“At the end of the day, my work is about visibility and lifting up stories of people who don’t have that visibility.†—Cathy Renna By Anthony T. Eaton In 1973,