2020 may be canceled, but Pride is always here to stay.
Pride events have been canceled around the world for everyone's safety. Here are some ways our queer community is keeping Pride alive and thriving. Read on for some inspo!"This Pride month, I will be specifically educating myself on how I can better support and stand up for my black LGBTQ friends and family. I have joined a book & accountability club which will promote discussion on learnings and help identify how and when to action these learnings.
On a fashion note, I’ll be wearing my rainbow running shades and rainbow bandana on every run during this month." —Julie"While I'm upset I can't march this year, everyone can use their skills or talents to celebrate Pride — because it can exist in anything. So as a writer, I'm working on my lesbian rom-com screenplay. If I were a chef, I would donate meals to homeless LGBTQ centers. There's always something you can do in your wheelhouse to help the community.
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