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Oral History of Emmanuel J. Agon Kresky
Tags: 2016 Orlando nightclub shooting; Andrew Springer; Beautiful Together; Candlelight Processional; Carol Studer; Cathedral Church of St. Luke; Cory Connell; Denver; Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts; Emmanuel "Manny" J. Agon Kresky; Epcot; Expedia, Inc.; Expedia.com; Facebook; From Broadway with Love: A Benefit Concert for Orlando; From Sissies to Superstars; fundraisers; GALA Choruses Festival; Gay and Lesbian Association of Choruses; GLBT; gun control; gun regulation; gun violence; hate crimes; homophobia; homosexuality; J.D. Casto; John Hugh “Buddy” Dyer; Lake Eola Park; Latinx community; LGBT; LGBTIQ; LGBTQ; mass shootings; Nicholas Agon Kresky; Oliver Button; Orange County Regional History Center; orlando; Orlando City Soccer Club; Orlando Gay Chorus; outreach events; Parliament House; Pleasure Island (Walt Disney World); Publix Supermarkets, Inc.; Pulse massacre; Pulse nightclub; Pulse nightclub shooting; Pulse tributes; rainbow flags; Ron Legler; Sarah Schneider; social media; Southern Nights; Sydney Opera House; terrorist attacks; True Colors; University of Central Florida Center for Emerging Media; vigils; We Are Family; White House; You’ll Never Walk Alone
Oral History of Nicholas Agon Kresky
Tags: 2016 Orlando nightclub shooting; Brew City Chorus; Cable News Network; Chorus Connection; CNN; CNN.com; Colorado; Denver; Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts; Duluth; Facebook; fundraisers; GALA Choruses Festival; Gay and Lesbian Association of Choruses; GLBT; gun control; gun regulation; gun violence; hate crimes; homosexuality; Joy MCC; Joy Metropolitan Community Church; LGBT; LGBTIQ; LGBTQ; mass shootings; Michigan; Milwaukee Pride; Minnesota; Nicholas Agon Kresky; orlando; Orlando Gay Chorus; Orlando Strong; Orlando United; outreach events; pet therapy; Pillow Talk; Pulse massacre; Pulse nightclub; Pulse nightclub shooting; Pulse tributes; Rainbows over Broadway; Sarah Schneider; social media; terrorist attacks; theme parks; UCF; University of Central Florida; University of Central Florida Center for Emerging Media; vigils