Whether you're a straight, cisgender parent who wants to be an ally to LGBTQ+ folks — be they your partner or spouse, friends, family members, or children — or you're a queer parent yourself, Pride Month offers an opportunity to center (and celebrate) the stories and lives of lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer, nonbinary, and gender nonconforming people.
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A Parents’ Guide To Preparing For & Attending Pride Events
Whether you're toting little ones or sending your teen off on their own, safety and fun are the most important factors.
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Kentucky Governor Bans Conversion Therapy For LGBTQ+ Kids
“My faith teaches me that all children are children of God,” said Governor Andy Beshear.
A Mom Warns Ohioans About Libs of TikTok’s Chaya Raichik
Here’s what you need to know about Raichik, who is considered an extremist by the Southern Poverty Law Center.
Anti-LGBTQ+ School Policies Have Negative Mental Health Impacts On Students
A new report from the Trevor Project highlights the real life harms of anti-queer ideology in schools.
8 Books Like Heartstopper Your Teen Will Love
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This Young Fan’s Reaction To NFL Player Trey McBride Being Raised By Same-Sex Parents Is So Pure
Representation really matters, y’all.
Marlon Wayans Supports Trans Son & Trolls Haters In Pride Posts
When bigots lashed out at Marlon Wayans for wishing his Instagram followers a happy Pride, he responded with a series of posts in support of LGBTQ+ folks and his transgender son Kai.
17 Movies & Shows To Watch With Your Queer Teen
Three LGBTQ+ 21-year-olds helped me make this list.
Giving “Free Mom Hugs” At Pride Events Has Changed Me. It Can Change You, Too.
The world — and the group I volunteer with — needs more huggers.