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Ally: It’s a Verb, Not a Noun
Allyship is not an identity; it is an action. True allies listen, learn, and show up even when it is uncomfortable. Ally: It’s a Verb, Not a Noun explores what active allyship looks like in daily life, how to move beyond performative gestures, and how to support the queer and trans community through education, empathy, and meaningful action.
Walter Mercado: Queer Icon of Love and Light
Draped in shimmering capes and radiating warmth, Walter Mercado transformed television into a space of love, hope, and healing. The beloved Puerto Rican astrologer defied gender norms, uplifted Latinx audiences, and reminded the world that authenticity and compassion are universal. His legacy continues to inspire generations to live and love… with much, much love.
Bayard Rustin: A Queer Architect of Civil Rights
Bayard Rustin was the openly gay strategist who introduced Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to nonviolence and organized the 1963 March on Washington. Despite prejudice, Rustin’s resilience left a lasting mark on both civil rights and queer history. His story reminds us that justice and authenticity must walk hand in hand, making him a vital ancestor to honor during LGBTQIA+ History Month.
Why Our Patreon Matters for Queer and Unbroken
Queer and Unbroken is growing, and Patreon helps keep our work accessible. This post explains what your support makes possible, what each tier includes, and how joining our Patreon helps share queer stories, build community, and reach people who feel unseen or alone.
🔐Behind the Blog: Queer Survival Mode
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LGBTQIA+ Rights in 2025: What’s at Stake and How We Win Together
LGBTQ rights in 2025 are under attack through healthcare bans, book censorship, sports restrictions, and even new threats to marriage equality. This article breaks down what’s at stake, how these laws impact our community, and the actions we can take together to defend equality and build hope.
