#pride celebration

[profeminist]

Happy Pride everybody! Don't fall for the yearly "divide and conquer" tricks from the right

[ronenrubinsteinsource]

Ronen Rubinstein and Rafael Silva attend a Pride Celebration hosted by the Vice President Of The United States and Mr. Emhoff in collaboration with GLAAD on June 28, 2023 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Tasos Katopodis)

[lesbiansupernatural]

2024 - 2021- 2020

Destiel at pride!

[jaimeblancarte]

@jaimeblancarte Cdmx, 2023

[hellyeahscarleteen]

Scarleteen Pride is Tomorrow!

We’re a day away from Scarleteens 4th digital pride celebration! On Friday, June 28th, from 9am-9pm, we’ll be hosting a day jam-packed with Queer Care and connection! Join us for AMAs, mini-histories, and a kick-butt mixtape, with the bonus of celebrating our 25th birthday!

We’re also inviting anyone who’s curious to come by any of our real-time direct services — our boards, text service and live chat — on the 28th, too. Our message boards and text line are always open 24/7, but for Pride, our live chat service will also be open and available all day long!

We can’t wait to see you there!🏳️‍🌈💕

[threeeyedspacegod]

Going to stearns square for pride celebration today girlies might see you there

[davekatzdefensesquad]

Ronen and Rafael in Washington DC to celebrate Pride {x}

[focusgroupentertainment]

Streaming with 🏳️‍🌈PRIDE LGBTQ+artists to stream all year long

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[miss-celestial-being]

allergic to heterosexuality

(bee's pride parade)

nav

rules and regulations:

-be nice/respectful

thats it. just basic expectations for civilized people. if its too hard for you, leave and see a therapist bc im tired of ur bullshit.

open for all of june 2023 (+may 31st)

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send me your favorite queer stereotype and tell me why it's your favorite.

ꜱʟᴜʀꜱ

send me a character and i'll tell you how they'd react if you were called a queer slur.

ꜰʟᴀɢꜱ

tell me the colors of (one of) the flag(s) you identify with and i'll try to guess it.

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tumblr games (what did you think it would be 🤨)

could you tell i was grasping at straws here..? ik this celebration sucks but finals suck worse so suck my dildo 🖕 (that wad mean im sorry)

also while im here, thank you for 1k and happy birthday to me (may 21st) since i never ended up making those celebrations 😅

© miss-celestial-being 2023

[axelwolf8109]

Don't get me wrong I love my local pride thing but its so small and sad. Just once I want to go to a bigger celebration

[jerzwriter]

Why no pride month in the post-apocalyptic world ☹️ /gen it's not real, you can do whatever you want! /hj

You know, my thing is that there are no real holidays or observations in their world because, well, survival is what it's all about. Society has dissolved and things like that are just gone.

BUT...

I also HC that Zoe is obsessed with honoring "old world" traditions because it connects her to the past, which includes her dads, who were gay. So... after they get Olympus settled (don't forget, the solstice was in the month of June...), they can have a PRIDE celebration the following year.

I imagine Olympus will be kind of like "Jackson" in The Last of Us. A little slice of as much heaven as you're going to get in that world, so sure, they can have a pride celebration. :)

Thanks for this feedback Nonny.

[ronenrubinsteinsource]

Ronen Rubinstein and Rafael Silva attend a Pride Celebration hosted by the Vice President Of The United States and Mr. Emhoff on June 28, 2023.

[jaimeblancarte]

@jaimeblancarte Cdmx, 2023

[justdavina]

Such a kissable transgender gurl! She's wonderful! She's adorable!

[hellyeahscarleteen]

When people talk about resistance, they're often envisioning a protest or a march. But resistance is so much more than that; it happens in big ways, and little ones, every day. It's an action we choose to take over and over, (and over and over and over) again in the pursuit of a more just world. Which is why, for our digital Pride celebration this year, we’re highlighting the diversity of forms queer resistance can take. Because while marches and protests are incredibly important, resistance looks so many other ways. It looks like making art, like creating spaces where we can be safe and seen as our whole selves. It looks like sharing and preserving queer history. Like continuing to celebrate our past, present, and future in the face of increasing hostility and bigotry. Like embracing our joy when some people would rather we stay miserable and invisible.

So join us tomorrow, June 30th, for interviews, drag queen story time, and more as we close out Pride month with a celebration of queer resistance!