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Rainbow Threads

Tom Bilcze

Tom, an elder gay living blue in red America, reflects on his past and present life with dreams of a more accepting future. Breaking his mother’s long-held advice, he tackles the once-taboo topics of sex, politics, and religion.

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  • Tom Bilcze

    Tom is a rural Ohio resident and champion for trails and cycling for all people. He reflects on his identity as an elder gay man and how it shapes his life and advocacy for an inclusive and accepting world.

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