And sometimes that means blasting “MONTERO” and making your best attempt to pole dance your way down to hell. Often looks like a good old fashioned dance party. After all, there’s no better way to stand up and cherish our community than by making direct steps to ensure that all members of the LGBTQ+ community feel affirmed, protected, and supported, socially and systematically.Īnother great way to celebrate this June is uniting with our fellow LGBTQ+ friends and allies in spaces that feel safe, fun, and freeing. And truly celebrating Pride means finding ways to embody the radical roots of the Stonewall riots and Queer Liberation Movement throughout history. Of course, Pride month is for celebrating. With the global pandemic and protests for racial equity shaping last June, many of us are entering this June with a much-needed reminder of the true meaning of the month, as well as the events that kicked it off over 50 years ago. 2020 has likely changed the way that the world looks at Pride.
