Imagine a warm and sunny Friday afternoon, where inside their school gym, a group of cheerleaders are giggling amongst themselves. They apply glitter to their hair and tumble across the slick floor, hyping each other up before they get on the sidelines. Each one of them is smiling widely, not worried about the world around… Read on
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"I always thought it would be easy to come out to my mom because of how accepting she was to other family and friends coming out as LGBT. I think parents go by the motto, 'As long as it is not my child.'” Read on
"I can say now at age 23 that as cliché as it sounds, it really does get better. Life is too short to live as anyone but yourself." Read on
Queer Youth Fest provided a safe space for queer people to be queer. It is often forgotten how difficult it can be a queer person, to live the majority of your life in heteronormative and cis gender spaces. Read on
Inspired by a sign from the Parsons School of Design that reads, “Anyone can use this restroom, regardless of your gender identity of expression,” Deconstructing Binaries promotes a culture of gender inclusivity as a form of social justice for all.This conversation will highlight policy barriers to bathroom justice and explore art as advocacy. Refreshments will be served. Read on