Published 1 year ago

Club Q was a home, a sanctuary, a haven for countless people. Five Coloradans share what it meant to them.

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Club Q on Colorado Springs' busy North Academy Boulevard held a special place in the heart of the city's LGBTQ community. Long before a shooter walked through its doors one week ago and opened fire, Club Q was a sanctuary within a city that can often castigate those who dare to be different. People tell stories of their first visit to the club, how the people inside lifted them up and helped them find themselves.

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Club Q was a home, a sanctuary, a haven for countless people. Five Coloradans share what it meant to them.

Long before a shooter walked through its doors one week ago and opened fire, Club Q on Colorado Springs’ busy North Academy Boulevard held a special place in the heart of the city’s LGBTQ community.

1 year ago·Denver, United States

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