It has been such an insane month of PRIDE! Vive la LGBTQ+ community came out in droves this season from Mexico City, to LA, to NYC and Pittsburgh I got a taste of all the fruits one could only dream of! One thing that blew my mind this season was all the brilliant international superstars out and about showing pure rainbow colors in a fashion that reckons Stonewall 1969. I have seen Troye Sivan and Leland at their very first Pride performance and let me say that it took my br

June is coming up soon, and it will be Pride Month once again. A month was the LGBTQ community celebrates who they with large and fabulous parades and festivals, filled with live music, inclusive organizations, half-dressed people, love and acceptance for one another and of course drag. But why is the month of June considered Pride Month and not any other month of the year? It is time for a history lesson on the LGBTQ Pride events we know today and why Straight Pride does no

INTO: Many of you may be aware that September is National Suicide Prevention month, so I thought that I would share some of my own past personal struggles with suicidal thoughts and actions as well as some of the fact myths surrounding the topic of suicide. I will also share with you how I found light in the darkness, what coping skills I have learned that work for me and how you to can find light and coping skills as well. My Experiences: I came out for the first time as bei

Youth face challenges related to physical and emotional health care and for Lesbian, Gay Bisexual, Transgender, gender nonconforming and the rest of the LGBTQIA+ community these challenges are sometimes even harder and more unique . Many of the issues are interrelated, impacting one another, with a common theme of coping in a potentially hostile, homophobic, anti-LGBTQ world. The following identifies three unique challenges that LGBT+ youth and young adults should be aware. B