#Utah pride

[iellswo]

Utah Pride festival!

The lady at the face painting booth painted the non-binary flag upside-down. whoopsy.

[postopmalone]

Kings representing at Utah Pride 2023

[birdkeeper-art]

HAPPY PRIDE MONTH YALL!!! sorry I'm a little late but I hope everyone is safe and happy!!

Featuring ace cap and steve!

[melodiousoblivionao3]

Random roster update 1/8 - looking at numbers of active/signed players bc it can be hard now to predict who's going to sign more or who's done

*teams need a roster of 22-26 active players, that final 22-26 player deadline is in march but we'll see most teams reach that number by the time preseason starts*

active number / sei number / loan

ACFC: 18 / 2 / 1 (loan done in June but she is never returning) - 5 intl spots available

Bay: 25 / 1 / 0 - 2 intl spots available

Chicago: 21 / 2 / 0 - 4 intl spots available

Houston: 21 / 2 / 1 (loan done in June) - 4 intl spots available

KCC: 22 / 2 / 1 - 5 intl spots available

Gotham: 23 / 1 / 0 - 1 intl spot available

NCC: 25 / 1 / 0 - 2 intl spots available

Pride: 22 / 4 / 0 - 4 intl spots available

Portland: 19 / 1 / 0 - 2 intl spots available

Louisville: 24 / 1 / 0 - 2 intl spots available

Reign: 23 / 1 / 1 (loan done in June) - 1 intl spot available

Wave: 19 / 0 / 0 - 2 intl spots available

Royals: 20 / 3 / 1 - 2 intl spots available

Spirit: 20 / 5 *adding a caveat to this that croix will likely be lifted soon as will ouleye* / 0 - 1 intl spot available

[supernovaa-remnant]

your post-canon utah AU makes me want to eat drywall i love them so much 😭

they mean so much to me 😭💕

oughhhh I wish my thoughts about the au weren't so incoherent 99% of the time so that I could talk about it more

it's just so... the sheer size of the world is so much bigger than the smp. this world has billions of people. yet here they are, c!dream and c!wilbur, in some random town in utah. they're the only familiar face in this giant world. (technically there are other members of the smp in this world, but it's not like c!dream and c!wilbur know this).

they don't really talk about their shared history, but it still inhabits the space around them. c!wilbur wakes to cold sheets every morning, but it doesn't change the fact that c!dream sleeps in the same bed as him every night. c!wilbur hated the fact that there was such a blatant reminder of the smp in his house. he hated when c!dream left for a week. c!dream didn't initially want to stay with c!wilbur. but, as far as he knows, there's not another familiar face in this whole entire world.

c!wilbur is in therapy by time c!dream arrives. it takes months for him to even bring up the mere idea of c!dream trying therapy. they start leaning on each other. they start caring about each other. c!wilbur hates himself for how much he wants c!dream. c!dream just wants c!wilbur to wash away the pain he doesn't admit is there. c!wilbur is practically drowning in guilt when he looks at what c!dream's become. a part of c!dream resents c!wilbur. a part of c!wilbur resents c!dream. they don't talk about it until they do. eventually, eventually they try couple's group therapy.

things get better. then they get worse. and then they get so much better.

at some point, much later, c!dream looks at c!wilbur—once again complaining about the people who don't know how to use the traffic circle even though c!wilbur can't even drive—and he thinks, I love you. at some point, c!wilbur looks at c!dream—sweat causing his hair to stick to his forehead, swollen lips tugged into a smirk—and he thinks, I love you.

they want each other—they crave each other—and c!wilbur hates himself for it. then they care about each other, and it makes c!dream want to snarl and bare his teeth. then they love each other, and they realize that they love this soft, domestic epilogue that they stumbled into years ago.

it gets better. they heal. they don't talk about everything until they do, and then those hurts get better, too. and some days it still feels like they don't really deserve this peace they've found, but they love it anyway.

and they have friends. friends who give them christmas gifts and invite them to new year's parties. friends who laugh with them and bring them baked goods.

eventually they stumble across more people from the smp. it's not fine until it is. which is kinda the big thing with this au. it eventually gets better.

[ancientfrozenglaciershark]

Happy June 30th! Earth says: Pride FOREVER!

[dragkingsrule]

Liam Manchesthair, Salt Lake City-based drag king

Image sources: 1, 2, 3, 4

Artist links: LinkTree, Facebook, Instagram

[nationcats]

NationCats Flag Cards - Utah Transgender Flag

[bauhausdog]

Hi, psa for my trans friends here, Utah has made a online snitch forum to help enforce "bathroom safety restrictions" (not allowing trans people in public bathrooms) which is super easy to spam

The funny thing is, the form is anonymous! and you can send as many as you want! Wouldn't it be disastrous if it was flooded with fake complaints to make it impossible to parse through?

So here on tumblr, i'm going to make you a guide to how to ***not*** do that, in an anonymous and semi automated way to help you ***not*** spam super hard

how to be anonymous in a simple way (tor browser)

to put it in a simple way, tor browser hides your ip by passing your connection around a few computers, giving you a new untraceable ip at the end.

download if you want then go to the website, youll automatically have a new untraceable ip!

this is the website: https://ut-sao-special-prod.web.app/sex_basis_complaint2.html

forging various fake complaints in an automated way

Although AI can be used for a lot of unethical stuff, chatbots are perfect for creating alot of somewhat human sounding text very quickly

for this example i will use deepai (you can copy the text in the alt, make sure to make the output be varied to avoid being easy to ignore):

then just copy and paste what the ai says to the form, and you're done! i would advise you to change your ip if you want to fill another form again

[whitepharaoh]

When I’m inevitably the ruler of the world, I will ensure 2000s emo culture is preserved and fertilized. This, by proxy, will encourage the “lgbt” people to “come out of the tomb(?)”, thus preserving their rights as pyramid builders.

Hail me,

White Pharaoh

[hyperfixationsstation]

nwsl week 1 matches and where you can watch them:

3/15/24 @ 6pm mst - challenge cup gotham vs san diego on prime video

3/16/24 @ 11 am mst - kc current vs portland on abc/ espn +

3/16/24 @ 2 pm mst - racing vs orlando pride on nwsl +

3/16/24 @ 5pm mst - houston dash vs nc courage on nwsl +

3/16/24 @ 530 pm mst - utah vs chicago on ion

3/17/24 @ 4 pm mst - washington spirit vs seattle reign on nwsl +

3/17/24 @ 530 pm mst - angel city vs bay fc on nwsl+

* ion can be accessed on Amazon prime, roku channel, samsung tv, fubo, and tubi

*all internationals can view matches are on the nwsl website

[postopmalone]

Utah Pride 2023

[captaingirma]

i’ve been getting into data analysis. so, what better way to spend time off from the nwsl than evaluating how the teams are doing!

feast your eyes on how the NWSL teams are doing (re: goals/xG)

surprise surprise, kc is on top! but are there any that surprise you?

[jellogram]

I have zero stats to back this up but in my experience most of the left wingers I meet are further left than the democratic party, but also most of the right wingers I meet are further left than the republican party

[melodiousoblivionao3]

🚨🚨we have the season footprint!!!!!!🚨🚨

Challenge cup (Spirit Orlando rematch) will be on March 7th

Season officially starts March 14th

Season ends November 2nd

Championship November 22nd

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Alex Bollinger at LGBTQ Nation:

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox (R) declared June the “Month of Bridge Building” instead of saying that it’s Pride Month, and he’s facing criticism for shifting the focus from LGBTQ+ awareness and Pride to the nonexistent oppression of anti-LGBTQ+ people. Cox issued a declaration for the Month of Bridge Building this past Saturday, June 1. His declaration said that LGBTQ Utahns “have experienced marginalization and isolation as a result of their differences.” In the next paragraph, his declaration says that “those who do not identify with, celebrate or support Pride celebrations… nevertheless share the experience of being marginalized.” His declaration goes on to say, “In Utah, we love our children and we hope to live in such a way that our children will forever love us even if at times we may disagree over deeply-held personal views or beliefs.”

[...] He also issued straightforward Pride Month declarations in 2021 and 2022. But in 2023, he got criticized by conservatives for issuing a Pride Month declaration, according to the Salt Lake Tribune, who called it “disgraceful” and “disgusting.” On the left, some criticized his Pride Month declaration for coming just after he signed the gender-affirming care ban. He considered himself “an ally to the LGBTQ community” in a 2023 interview, saying, “We have great relationships, I am very close with the advocates in our state.” He’s now facing a serious primary challenger from the right in state Rep. Phil Lyman as he runs for governor again. This past April, Cox was booed when he spoke at the Republican State Nominating Convention. Delegates at the convention overwhelmingly supported Lyman. “Maybe you’re booing me because you hate that I signed the largest tax cut in Utah history,” Cox said. “Maybe you hate that I signed constitutional carry into law. Maybe you hate that we ended CRT, DEI, and ESG. Or maybe you hate that I don’t hate enough.” Cox was attacked for suggesting that he was getting booed because the state Republican delegates were hateful, even though his veto of the sports ban in 2022 has been one of Lyman’s main criticisms of him.

Utah Governor Spencer Cox (R) issued a bothsiderist declaration that June is Month Of Bridge Building instead of declaring Pride Month by pushing the baseless trope that anti-LGBTQ+ Utahns “share the experience of being marginalized.”

This is a far cry from the days in which Cox was at least somewhat an LGBTQ+ ally (or what passes as one) for a GOP politician.