Whether it’s a friend, family member, neighbor, or colleague, LGBTQ+ rights affect all of us – and we each have a story to tell.
Your story may be deeply painful – like having your family turn its back on you. Or realizing that you could have been an advocate for a LGBTQ+ person in need of help.
It may be a story of loss – like losing a friend who felt they couldn’t live with their secret.
It may be a story of acceptance overcoming shame, or love and pride.
Whatever your story is, it’s important to tell it. These are ours:
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