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Metro Inclusive Health Unveils Massive Effort to Increase Healthcare Equity Across St. Pete and Tampa – ILoveTheBurg With 30 years of history in the Tampa
A new PBS series exploring LGBTQ identity will feature some Tampa Bay-area figures in an episode airing next week.
The six-episode short-form series called Prideland, hosted by actor Dyllón Burnside from FX’s Pose, has been launched on PBS Voices, a new documentary-focused YouTube Channel by PBS Digital Studios. You can see the first two episodes on YouTube now. Tampa’s local PBS station WEDU will air a one-hour special on the series, also hosted by Burnside, on June 16 at 11 p.m.
“The third episode of the [PBS Prideland] series … focuses on being transgender in the South. It features [two METRO employees] Kiala Emmons of Tampa, who identifies as a pansexual African-American woman, and Cole Foust of St. Petersburg, who identifies as a transgender man. In a roundtable discussion, they talk candidly about their relationship status, dating, asexuality and how to manage diverging expectations in the LGBTQ community.”
Metro Inclusive Health Unveils Massive Effort to Increase Healthcare Equity Across St. Pete and Tampa – ILoveTheBurg With 30 years of history in the Tampa
A Metro Inclusive Health clinic in St. Petersburg will start seeing patients this week. Metro Inclusive Health, a Tampa Bay area LGBTQ+ health care provider,
With 30 years of history in the Tampa Bay area, Metro Inclusive Health has continually been at the forefront of healthcare innovation and market change. The organization revealed plans to embark on a massive transformation as it seeks to meet demand while addressing increased barriers to healthcare in underserved communities.
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