The HISTORYtellers Project is bringing to light LGBTQ2S+ stories left out of textbooks
Julia Peterson
Julia Peterson (they/them/any) is a nice Jewish queer Canadian journalist based in Martensville, Saskatchewan. When not writing, they can be found out on the running trails or happily buried under a pile of crafting projects. They speak English and French, but sadly not Klingon (yet).
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