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New York, NY – Latvian-born singer/songwriter and fashion model Keeana Kee is set to release her boldest and most soul-stirring single yet, “Small Fragile Woman,” along with a powerful music video that drops on April 27.Produced by Arturo Brambilla Cabrera and penned by Keeana herself, “Small Fragile Woman” is a cinematic-pop ballad that radiates vulnerability, courage, and quiet defiance.This emotionally charged track reveals a new depth to the NYC-based artist — one that speaks truth to power, tenderness to pain, and strength to silence.From soft, haunting beginnings to a sweeping, emotionally potent climax, the track moves with live strings and cinematic weight. The production is both intimate and grand — building from raw, confessional verses to an anthemic chorus that echoes strength through fragility.The final vocal arrangement delivers a soaring, unforgettable close, reinforcing the song's core message: true power is often found in the most delicate places.“This song comes from a deeply personal place,” says Keeana Kee. “It's about standing tall even in your most vulnerable moments. I wrote it for everyone who's ever been made to feel small yet found the courage to rise. I wanted to create something that would give voice to the quiet fighters — those who don't shout but endure.”Lyrically, “Small Fragile Woman” tackles the emotional impact of bullying and societal judgment, offering a moving portrayal of what it means to fight for dignity, belief, and self-worth. Keeana's poetic imagery and stirring vocals transform the song into an anthem for anyone who's ever felt silenced, underestimated, or dismissed — particularly women and members of the LGBTQ+ community.One standout lyric encapsulates the heart of the song: “See me fall on my knees, holding head high full of beliefs.”It's a declaration of resilience — a refusal to be broken.The accompanying music video extends that message with striking visuals. Raw, expressive, and deeply symbolic, it features a powerful dance narrative performed by women. The choreography becomes a poetic dialogue — a fierce push and pull between pain and perseverance, softness and strength. It pays tribute to those who fight their battles in silence and rise with grace in the face of adversity.More than just a song, “Small Fragile Woman” is a movement — a statement of defiance wrapped in elegance. It's a love letter to every woman who's ever been told she was too soft to survive, too emotional to lead, too fragile to fight.Keeana Kee, long known for using her platform to elevate conversations around women's empowerment and LGBTQ+ visibility, continues her mission to create music that resonates on both emotional and social levels.With “Small Fragile Woman,” she reminds us:Small is not weak. Fragile is not broken. And silence can roar.Watch the “Small Fragile Woman” Official Music Video on YouTube/VEVO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FszwLDWTfKwStream “Small Fragile Woman” everywhere: https://hypeddit.com/t82t7k

Patricia (Tricia) O'Brien, M.S. Tricia is a true advocate for healing, community, and transformation. She has dedicated her life to lifting others up, drawing from her own powerful journey through adversity. With a background in psychology and social psychology, Tricia has led impactful initiatives in nonprofit leadership, helping vulnerable communities find stability and purpose. Dawn Price, M.A "Executive Director Dawn Price has led Friendship Shelter since 2008 and has more than four decades of nonprofit management experience. She currently serves on Orange County's Continuum of Care Board, where homelessness system priorities are set. Dawn holds an MA in mass communication from Drake University and a certificate in non-profit leadership from Northwestern University. "

Patricia (Tricia) O'Brien, M.S. Tricia is a true advocate for healing, community, and transformation. She has dedicated her life to lifting others up, drawing from her own powerful journey through adversity. With a background in psychology and social psychology, Tricia has led impactful initiatives in nonprofit leadership, helping vulnerable communities find stability and purpose. But her story goes beyond titles and credentials. Having faced deep personal challenges—including growing up in a dysfunctional home, battling mental health struggles, and ultimately embracing her authentic self through transition—Tricia's resilience is a testament to the power of self-acceptance and empathy. A devoted parent, grandparent, and leader, she continues to inspire change, whether through career development programs, advocacy, or using music as a tool for healing.

Dr. Neal Baer: We discuss all things important; from AIDS and Art, the "Science of Effective Storytelling", his new book, "The Promise and Peril of CRISPR", to "New Media" in reaching out to underserved populations.Dr. Baer currently holds positions as Lecturer in the Department of Chronic Disease Epidemiology at the Yale School of Public Health, Lecturer on Global Health and Social Medicine at Harvard Medical School, and Senior Fellow at the University of Southern California Annenberg School of Journalism.Dr. Baer is a physician, author, and award-winning showrunner and television writer/producer who is a passionate public health advocate and uses media to tell impactful stories related to medicine, public health, and social and scientific issues. Some of his media credits include serving as a Writer and Executive Producer on the George Foster Peabody Award- and Emmy Award-winning series ER (1994-2000) and Executive Producer and Showrunner on A Gifted Man (2011-2012), Under the Dome (2013-2015), Designated Survivor (2019), and Baking Impossible. He was the Executive Producer and Showrunner of the NBC television series Law & Order: Special Victims Unit from 2000 to 2011, a period during which the series won multiple awards including six Emmy awards and a Golden Globe.

On November 14th, Toni and I shared the airwaves on KXFM for an hour in a station takeover to raise funds for Rainbow Radio! With many laughs and insightful observations on everything from music to living life to the fullest. We covered it all.

Keeana Kee is a Latvian-born, London-raised fashion supermodel and dynamic music artist who has been making waves in New York City since 2016. Known for her breezy, tropical sound and vibrant personality, Keeana's music blends sensuality and fun, drawing influences from her favorite divas and Latin rhythms. Her debut single, “Coconut Rum and Coke,” produced by Latin Grammy winner Maffio, introduced her to the music scene with its passionate themes and LGBTQ+ advocacy. Keeana's latest track, “Sweet Heaven,” features Afropop beats and offers a poignant critique of harsh border policies, showcasing her commitment to socially conscious art. Keeana, a trailblazer in both fashion and music, continues to explore new creative avenues, including acting. She maintains a deep connection with her fans through her music and community involvement, including her role in ISINA, Inc., a talent mentorship program. With a strong sense of self and a dedication to authenticity, Keeana Kee's journey from Eastern Europe to global stages is a testament to her resilience and passion for both her craft and personal identity.

Willing to bear his soul, Sunflower Kid translates his experiences coming of age through life, love and loss with electrifying lyricism. With self-reflection beyond his years, his songwriting effortlessly encapsulates the journey of a resilient 20-something with nuance, honesty, and depth of character. His music is available on all streaming platforms for you to listen. 

Jim Fielding is a respected leader in brand strategy, consumer products and experiences, and storytelling. He is a passionate advocate and philanthropist for the Queer Community, higher education, and diversity, equity and inclusion . As author of All Pride, No Ego (Wiley, Aug. 15, 2023), he is committed to safe and authentic spaces for all individuals.

Sunflowr Kid: Willing to bear his soul, Sunflower Kid translates his experiences coming of age through life, love and loss with electrifying lyricism. With self-reflection beyond his years, his songwriting effortlessly encapsulates the journey of a resilient 20-something with nuance, honesty, and depth of character. His music is available on all streaming platforms for you to listen.

Alex Mohajer is a candidate for California State Senate in the 37th Senate District, representing Orange County. Since 2021, he has served as President of the Stonewall Democrats, one of the nation's oldest LGBTQ+ political advocacy organizations. If elected, he will be the first LGBTQ+ legislator elected from Orange County and the first openly gay Iranian man elected anywhere in the world.

Billie Joe Wright, Communications Director Lavender Democrats OC

Daniel Moretti, MSc, Community Engagement Lead, (all pronouns) is Community Engagement Lead with PRIDEnet, based out of Stanford University. His work focuses on connecting LGBTQIA+ community members with ways to participate in research, such as The PRIDE Study and the All of Us Research Program, and creating opportunities for community input to inform all stages of the research process. Daniel has more than fifteen years of experience working at the cross sections of community engagement, social justice, research, and non-profit arts in diverse locations including San Jose, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Boston, London (UK), and Cebu (Philippines).What is All of Us at UC Irvine? UC Irvine is part of the All of Us Research Program, from the National Institutes of Health. The goal of All of Us is to help researchers better understand why people get sick or stay healthy. All of Us at UCI is proud to serve the uniquely diverse Orange County community. We are especially focused on collaborating with populations who are traditionally under represented in biomedical research.For community members in the Orange County area, learn more about the All of Us Research Program at https://allofus.health.uci.edu/ or contact (949) 824-0282 or AllofUs@uci.edu.If you are outside of the Orange County area, visit https://joinallofus.org/lgbtqia or contact allofuslgbtq@stanford.edu. To learn more about The PRIDE Study, visit: https://pridestudy.org/.

Alex Mohajer is a candidate for California State Senate in the 37th Senate District, representing Orange County. Since 2021, he has served as President of the Stonewall Democrats, one of the nation's oldest LGBTQ+ political advocacy organizations. If elected, he will be the first LGBTQ+ legislator elected from Orange County and the first openly gay Iranian man elected anywhere in the world.

One of the creators of Orange County's Giant Pride Flag, a lead organizer with the 1st Annual Huntington Beach Pride, and a community organizer advocating for the queer community here in the Southland.

About NiK KacyNiK Kacy is the founder of Equality Fashion Week, as well as the first gender equal luxury footwear and accessories brand, NiK Kacy Footwear - an LGBT-certified business enterprise. As a transmasculine individual who identifies as gender non-binary, Kacy's designs are inspired by both their personal identity, style and activism. Since their successful Kickstarter campaign in March 2015, NiK has been featured in numerous publications including, but not limited to The Advocate, Autostraddle, CNBC, Forbes, Fortune, LA Times, Out, Ozy, PBS NewsHour, Refinery29, Ryot, SheWired, TimeOut, The Huffington Post, and WWD.

In her own words...“I read in the Washington Post article about how teen girls are at an increased risk of suicide today,” says Marissa Alma Nick. "Layla, the protagonist of REBEL IN VENUS, I believe may have been written for them, to give them hope, to allow them to feel seen, and to see themselves as their own hero. Possibly, REBEL IN VENUS can inspire them to believe they have a right to unburden themselves from internalized shame, and self-hatred.”In the words of others...The Cuban-German author graduated from the New World School of the Arts, received her BFA from the University of South Florida, and was selected for the Creative Capital Continued Education Program (host: Miami Dade Department of Cultural Affairs). She's moved to Los Angeles straight out of college, and signed to MSA dance agency where she worked as a freelance dancer in various music videos, commercials, tv shows, and movies. Then in 2012, Marissa moved back to Miami to start her own dance-theatre company Alma Dance Theater and became the founding artistic director for the festival: ScreenDance Miami.While in Miami she's been an adjunct professor for the University of Miami's Musical Theater Department and has produced, choreographed, and directed live shows for Art Basel Miami, Faena Miami, Tigertail Productions, Vizcaya Museum, Perez Art Museum, Showfields Miami, and Together Arts.

TOM CHRIST is a co-founder of the Kindred Pride Foundation and One Magical Weekend. Tom has a deep passion for providing community-based services and support—as a thought partner and advisor on nonprofit boards. His passion for producing events and providing a safe-space for LGBTQ+ community members and their allies led to the creation of The Pride Cup.He has worked for 25+ years an entrepreneur and leader with a long record of success overseeing successful, profitable businesses across industries including LGBTQ+ media, marketing, entertainment, and special events. Christ currently serves on the board of the Kindred Pride Foundation, is Leadership Chair of the RED Group and is a member of the One Orlando Alliance.