Lani Ka'ahumanu, co-founder of BiPol (the first bisexual political organization), marches in the San Francisco Lesbian & Gay Freedom Day, June 24, 1984.
The history of bi activism is bad puns. It’s good to know we’re keeping up the tradition.
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“Let’s celebrate all sexual identities, every religion, every color, every kind. Let’s go! Celebrate your freedom!” 🌈
“People have been doing this for a long time,” Troye Sivan says in the film, referring to the community’s decades-long fight for civil rights. “We owe it to our elders that we get to be here today.” 🌈📺
We are so honored to be included!
For the month of June we ‘proudly’ shine a light on PRIDE. This month we pay tribute to the accounts supporting the LGBTQ+ community - those young and old, their families and friends, accounts that reflect on the past and are hopeful for a deservedly more inclusive future. We stand with you and support you.
Forty-three years after the original story, the characters are finally making their way to Netflix for a 10-part miniseries set to debut this pride month!
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“In all of the partying this Pride month, I know I will be reflecting on the people who bravely spoke out about their sexuality and helped me feel I could do the same.” 🌈
A phenomenal look at the joy and beauty of Pride in the 1970′s 🌈
Time to d-d-d-drop some knowledge about LGBTQ+ terms!
Today’s term is non-binary: A person whose gender identity does not conform to the gender binary, which is the erroneous idea that only two distinct and opposite genders exist (man and woman). In reality, many genders exist, and have existed throughout history! Some nonbinary people identify with more than one gender, while others don’t identify with any.
The important thing: there are many ways to be nonbinary, and everyone’s experience with gender is different.
Want more? Writing Our Own Dictionary premieres on our Youtube October 6th! Subscribe now so you don’t miss an episode. In the meantime, check out our terms glossary at itgetsbetter.org/glossary.
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