ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Identity Inc was one of the oldest LGBTQ+ serving organizations in Alaska until it closed its doors in May of this year. They began providing support for gay men in the 1970s then grew to be one of the main providers of queer-focused health care in the state. Today on Line One, we’re talking about what the closing of Identity means for Alaskans and their health care.
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