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Gay and Lesbian defamation league 🏳️🌈
glaad exists it is gay and lesbian anti defamation league and they do a wonderful job in properly representing the gay community and fighting discrimination and defamation. I am glad that an organization like this exists. Gay and lesbian defamation league exists to fight and I’m glad that it does exist. It has existed for many years and has been successful and thankful you still around and always will be. I have supported the defamation leave and I always will. It has a lot of star studied support as well and also it is a great human rights organization too. And when I get behind.
By Revista Miko:XCI about a month ago in Pride
Vicious is a fabulously funny romp
Vicious is a brilliantly funny sitcom from the British Broadcasting company. It is about an elderly gay couple living in London who have been together for as long as time and their sarcastic wit and banter towards one another is what the show is based on. This show has heart in it too and a fabulous heart at that. I found this show quite by accident and I am glad that I did because it is a good laugh and good fun. It only lasted for two seasons and it ended happily the couple were united in holy matrimony. Peace.
By Revista Miko:XCI about a month ago in Pride
Cherry Pop
Cherry Pop is a cool movie that I saw once about a fledgling drag nightclub and the people who work there too. It takes place in the world of drag nightclubs and it has heart and warmth because the queens in the movie are not only employees who work at the same club, they are an actual family. The first time I went to a nightclub of any kind it was to see a drag show at a drag nightclub. It was great fun! All of the queens were fierce and fabulous and talented beyond belief.
By Revista Miko:XCI about a month ago in Pride
In The World of Drag
The first time that I had gone to a nightclub was a drag night club like i had said in a previous article. The drag queens in the show were fierce and fabulous and i was even in the hotseat, and had an encounter with the queen. The queen did a great impersonation of Whitney Houston. Also in a previous article I talked about going to the Greenwich Village Halloween party and parade dressed as Gomez Addams, the Raul Julia tribute that was me dressing in drag as a tribute to the Raul Julia version of Gomez Addams in the early 90’s movies.
By Revista Miko:XCI about a month ago in Pride
The Art and Beauty of Coming Out
Love is a beautiful thing, and I've always been on the right side of history. Loving and accepting people as they are and not being judgmental about them. America celebrated its 250th birthday back in July and diversity, equality, and inclusion are what this country is and should be about. Regardless of political affiliation, treating others with dignity and respect isn't radical or tied to a single party. I knew that I liked the same sex, dating back to the second grade. I didn't express those feelings in public, because I grew up in the 90s. Around that decade, being gay was still seen as taboo. I wouldn't have dared to come out back then, because one, my now estranged parents were super religious and two, something bad would've happened to me. So, I kept my true feelings a secret from everyone for nearly 20 years: a decision that I would later regret.
By Mark Wesley Pritchard about a month ago in Pride
I have a personal connection to the novel “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” by Truman Capote.
I have a personal connection to the novel “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” by Truman Capote. As I read the novel I related to the lead character who had a life and past that became toxic to her and no longer who she was so she ran away from it. The woman in the story often frequented the high end store known as “Tiffany’s” but then she met someone who had the nerve to go and get her past and it bring it to her this happened to me to. There is the same case in me I changed my name and my life and who I was and yet my past and people in it try to drag me back in so I don’t blame the lady in the lead character for never wanting to go back to what she escaped with good reason.
By Revista Miko:XCI about a month ago in Pride
URGE Miami Festival Returns Thanksgiving Weekend
URGE Miami Festival returns November 27–30 with three daytime events and four nighttime experiences — including a pool party and the iconic Beach Party on the sands of South Beach — for a weekend built on music, freedom, and connection.
By Ben Nelsonabout a month ago in Pride
Keith Haring 🏳️🌈
Keith Haring was a brilliant artist in Pop Art and had a characteristic artistic style that was all his own. He was a strong, and proud gay man. He used his art platform as a social awareness for issues that affected the gay community and other social problems of the time.
By Revista Miko:XCI about a month ago in Pride
On Edmonton Pride.
Friends. I have to admit I’m angry. I’m angry about what looks like bad governance. I’m angry about a lack of accountability. I’m angry that trans and especially racialized trans voices are being ignored. I’m angry that the narrative has become entirely about police. I’m angry that this has all resulted in so many organizations pulling out of the Pride parade.
By Vivienne Horne2 months ago in Pride
