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A letter to our queer youth
My Dear Queer Youth, It has been a long time since I could be described as young by anyone born after the Civil Rights Act was passed. My own parents were their early teens when that law was passed in the United States, making discrimination on the basis of race, religion, sex or skin colour illegal. I would be the same age as they were then before apartheid was ended in South Africa, and my own son was four years old when the first same sex marriage contracts were signed in the UK. We have come a long way, in three generations, and pockets of backwards slippage notwithstanding, I believe we continue to move past tolerance of difference and towards celebration of humanity.
By Hannah Moore2 years ago in Pride
Through Time and Life, There will Always be Songs that Scream Pride
One thing about the LGBTQ+ community, they're able to bring pride to many different art forms; may it be through painting, literature, cinema, or even music. Songs have been a way for queer people to express themselves and their feelings, which is why music in itself is such a big part of their wide and diverse culture; they are able to play and celebrate the lyrics that reflect their own identities.
By Alexandra Juana Angela Manlangit2 years ago in Pride
Discover the Hamster Daily Cipher: Your Guide to Fun and Rewards
Welcome to the world of Hamster Daily Cipher! If you're a fan of puzzles, brain teasers, and daily rewards, you're in for a treat. The Hamster Daily Cipher is an engaging way to challenge your mind and earn exciting rewards every day. In this blog, we'll dive into what the Daily Cipher is, how it works, and how you can start reaping the benefits.
By Nabeel HMS2 years ago in Pride
Community Workshops on Sex Education
Sex education significantly impacts young people's understanding of their bodies, relationships, and personal safety. Throughout my career, I’ve seen firsthand how community workshops play a vital role in bringing together the learning that takes place in both school and home environments. These workshops help parents and educators align on the content and values taught about sexuality and relationships. This alignment is crucial for providing consistent and supportive messages to students, reinforcing their understanding and encouraging healthier behaviors.
By Bill Taverner2 years ago in Pride
The Evolution of LGBT Portrayal in TV and Film. Top Story - June 2024.
Happy Pride Month, all! I love Pride Month and everything that comes with it; the celebration, the festivities, the prestige. Pride Month is the ultimate beacon of positivity. Now sadly, there are a bunch of people in society who aren't really crazy about Pride Month and have their things to say against it. To those people, I'll only say this. There's a special place reserved for people who are against Pride Month. I'm too much of a gentleman to say it here, but I'll give a few hints: it rhymes with "bell," and I'm not talking about the city in Michigan.
By Clyde E. Dawkins2 years ago in Pride
"Unveiling the Future of Energy: The Rise of Fusion Power"
**Headline: "Unveiling the Future of Energy: The Rise of Fusion Power"** **Introduction:** In the quest for sustainable energy solutions, the emergence of fusion power represents a monumental leap forward. Unlike current energy sources that rely on finite fossil fuels or intermittently available renewables, fusion power promises a nearly limitless, clean energy supply. This article explores the transformative potential of fusion technology, its current status, and the implications for global energy security and environmental sustainability.
By vemulawada srilekhya2 years ago in Pride
Sara’s Strange Case of Quiet Unfriending
It was another rainy day, sitting in my office wondering what’s the point of this work? If I go another day without a case, I’ll have to quit. Join the forces of workers that earn their daily bread or gluten free alternatives, with regular nine to five jobs. The world of private eyes and detectives is crumbling. The rise of social media, GPS tracking on phones and personal devices, and the general vibe of never being ‘offline’ or out of sight from one camera or another today. It all seriously hit the private eye business model. People just don’t need us anymore, they can discover proof of a spouse’s infidelity with the help of an Uber driver now. It’d been a few weeks since any decent paying work, things were getting tight. I wouldn’t be able to be picky with clients anymore. I decided I would take whatever job next walked through my door, regardless of taste or pay, whatever came next I would do it … I had to do it.
By Savannah K. Wilson2 years ago in Pride
