This ‘Wicked’ Broadway Actor Is Making History for Performers with Disabilities
Jenna Bainbridge will be the first wheelchair user to portray Nessarose in the show’s 21-year history.
Jenna Bainbridge will be the first wheelchair user to portray Nessarose in the show’s 21-year history.
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Riverside Indian School is helping students reclaim their history, traditions and language.
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The country’s oldest LGBTQ clinic is training the next generation of HIV and trans care providers.
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