Gay rainbow cake
HAPPY PRIDE MONTH!! It&#;s that time of year where everything&#;s coming up rainbows, all the DJs in the clubs are flame, and you&#;re basically guaranteed to have an awkward run in with an ex at an event. Yaaaaas! Hopefully between the partying this month there&#;s also reflection happening around the history of lgbtq+ fest and the fierce movement of Marsha P. Johnson, Sylvia Rivera, Stormé DeLarverie and Miss Major Griffen-Gracy that led us here today. Although I don&#;t adore the corporate washing and QTPOC exclusion that often accompany Pride, I undertake love the energy and celebration of the season. I love being surrounded by queer joy and people living and loving unapologetically. Seeing all the happiness, strength, and identity festival present in in the LGBTQ community is also a great reminder of how far we&#;ve appear, and what we sustain to fight for. Help to the topic of celebration though, I believe we all know that where there&#;s a celebration, there&#;s cake, and where there&#;s cake there&#;s generally a bunch of people putting off leaving the party because, in the wise words of Rihanna, they want that cake cake cake! In the case of rainbow cakes, that wait is usually not at all worth it. T
Pride month celebrates the impact that the LGBTQ+ collective has made locally, nationally and internationally on the world. Pride month was born to honor the historic Stonewall riots that worked to achieve equivalent rights and equal opportunity for the community. Many gathered in front of the now iconic Stonewall Bar in NYC to stage an uprising to resist the harassment that local officials would consistently give to people that did not fit the stereotypical gender roles.
After years of reform from our government, we celebrate the milestones we have made, mourn the losses of our community, and clash for an even brighter future. Pride is a time to celebrate your uniqueness and to participate with the world your light &#; no matter how much resistance you are met with. Today, celebrations include pride parades, picnics, parties, workshops, church services, symposia and concerts, and LGBTQ Pride Month events attract millions of participants around the world.
Pride continues to provide youthful members of the Gay community hope and happiness through celebrating their differences and reminding them that &#; although we contain a checkered past- we continue to build each other up and strategy upw
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I’ve made quite a several rainbow cakes in the past, but this is my first pride cake. There’s a lot going on in the society right now, but I didn’t want to just let pride pass by this year.
Pride Month is all about lifting up LGBTQ voices, celebrating LGBTQ culture and the supporting LGBTQ rights.
Parades, protests, drag performances and live theater usually grab place throughout the US during the month of June. It’s also an important time to keep in mind those who lost their lives to HIV/AIDS.
The origins of Pride Month trace back to the Stonewall Riots, which happened on June 28th, These riots inspired demonstrations across the country, which evolved into annual pride celebrations.
Pride month is also about political activism and celebrating the progress the LGBTQ community has made.
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Celebrating Pride & Honoring the LGBT I’ve been planning this piece since January, but didn’t get to writing it due to the pandemic and protests. I’m posting it now, though, because there have been several very interesting Pride-related updates this summer and because the cisheteropatriarchy and religious bigotry do not rest.
Conservative Christianity, which is the kind I’m talking about in this post, is also obsessed with the gender binary and using religious text to accept everything from colonization to homophobia. I try my best to say exactly what I mean, so when I use the phrase “white Christian cisheteropatriarchy,” it’s not because I’m trying to sound wise or “woker than thou,” but because it gets quickly to point and names the particular confluence of problems at serve here. Furthermore, Christianity and queerness are not two ends of one political spectrum &#; you can be a queer person of faith and/or a lgbtq+ Christian, and different churches and sects (and the individuals within them) vary quite a lot with including, hiring, and exhibiting up for the LGBTQIA+ community.
So! If you are a cisgender, heterosexual person who is Christian or culturally Christian, and you are offended by the following disc
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I’ve been planning this piece since January, but didn’t get to writing it due to the pandemic and protests. I’m posting it now, though, because there have been several very interesting Pride-related updates this summer and because the cisheteropatriarchy and religious bigotry do not rest.
Conservative Christianity, which is the kind I’m talking about in this post, is also obsessed with the gender binary and using religious text to accept everything from colonization to homophobia. I try my best to say exactly what I mean, so when I use the phrase “white Christian cisheteropatriarchy,” it’s not because I’m trying to sound wise or “woker than thou,” but because it gets quickly to point and names the particular confluence of problems at serve here. Furthermore, Christianity and queerness are not two ends of one political spectrum &#; you can be a queer person of faith and/or a lgbtq+ Christian, and different churches and sects (and the individuals within them) vary quite a lot with including, hiring, and exhibiting up for the LGBTQIA+ community.
So! If you are a cisgender, heterosexual person who is Christian or culturally Christian, and you are offended by the following disc
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