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Winnie McCroy
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Reporter, Chelsea Community News
New York
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Lifestyle , Business , Wellness
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By Winnie McCroy Verified| winniemccroy.com@ When Mukul Sharda left India for New York City a decade ago, he was still in the closet and with work as his main focus, he didn’t have huge circle of friends. But when the pandemic moved him toward introspection, he decided to come out as a gay man and live a more authentic life. Sharda joined the LGBTQ+ group Front Runners, and although he’d never been into athletics, ran his first-ever mile. A year later, Sharda has loads of friends with whom he has done the Pride Run, among other events.
By Winnie McCroy Verified| winniemccroy.com@ When the legendary Michigan Womyn’s Music Fest held its final event in 2015 after 40 years, many thought it signaled the end of the era of feminist gatherings. But some who had worked “The Land”—a 650-acre plot of pristine woods in rural Michigan—could see that it was time to revisit the “womyn-born-womyn” policy that folks found exclusionary.
By Winnie McCroy Verified| winniemccroy.com@ When Mukul Sharda left India for New York City a decade ago, he was still in the closet and with work as his main focus, he didn’t have huge circle of friends. But when the pandemic moved him toward introspection, he decided to come out as a gay man and live a more authentic life. Sharda joined the LGBTQ+ group Front Runners, and although he’d never been into athletics, ran his first-ever mile. A year later, Sharda has loads of friends with whom he has done the Pride Run, among other events.
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Chelsea Community News