🕯️ Day 12: We Say Their Names Know Their Names — A Pride Series (This is a long one, but please read it, and share) There are too many names to fit in a post. Too many lives to hold in one breath. Too many stories stolen before they ever got to be told. They were dancing. They were walking ho

Day 11: Nina Simone “I’ll tell you what freedom is to me: no fear.” Nina Simone could burn a hole through your soul with just a few piano notes. But it was her voice trembling with rage, trembling with truth that made the world shake. Born in 1933 North Carolina, Nina was a musical prodigy. A y

🌟 Day 10: Harvey Milk 🌟 For the next 12 days, I’m sharing the names of LGBTQ+ figures who changed the world. Many were denied recognition. Some are still denied a place in history books. This isn’t for likes. This is a reminder: We have always been here. We have always fought back. And no ma

🌟 Day 9: Dr. Frank Kameny 🌟 For the next 12 days, I’m sharing the names of LGBTQ+ figures who changed the world. Many were denied recognition. Some are still denied a place in history books. This isn’t for likes. This is a reminder: We have always been here. We have always fought back. And

🌟 Day 8: Rita Hester 🌟 Know Their Names For the next 12 days, I’m sharing the names of LGBTQ+ figures who changed the world. Many were denied recognition. Some are still denied a place in history books. This isn’t for likes. This is a reminder: We have always been here. We have always f

🌟 Day 7: James Baldwin 🌟 Know Their Names Before I go any further, I want to say something that matters: I am a white gay man. This isn’t my story to tell. But that doesn’t mean I get to stay silent. It is my responsibility to remember. To honor. To speak the names of those this world tried t

Over the next 12 days 12 LGBTQ+ names. 12 lives they tried to erase. Some were loud. Some were famous. Some were just trying to live. 🏳️‍🌈Day 6 Matthew Shepard Matthew Shepard was just trying to live. He was 21. He was 5’2”, maybe 100 pounds. He loved theater. Political science. Language

For the next 12 days, I’m sharing the names of LGBTQ+ figures who changed the world. Many were denied recognition. Some are still denied a place in history books. This isn’t for likes. This is a reminder: We have always been here. We have always fought back. And no matter how hard they t

For the next 12 days, I’m sharing the names of LGBTQ+ figures who changed the world. Many were denied recognition. Some are still denied a place in history books. This isn’t for likes. This is a reminder: We have always been here. We have always fought back. And no matter how hard they try to

Yesterday, we started something that matters. We are honoring 12 LGBTQ+ icons whose names should never be forgotten. These names help gave us the rights and freedoms we have today and are still fighting for! Day 2: Sylvia Rivera. She made sure people like her, and like me, didn’t get left behi

For the next 12 days, I’m sharing the names of LGBTQ+ figures who changed the world, many of them without recognition, some still denied their place in history books. This series isn’t for likes. It’s a reminder: We have always been here. We have always fought back. And no matter how hard they

15 years later. The picture on the top was taken at a time when my life was beginning to spiral into addiction. I didn’t know how lost I was, how much pain I would cause myself and others, or how far I’d have to climb to find my way back. The picture on the bottom is me today: 11 years sober,

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