Y'ALL MEANS ALL! HAPPY PRIDE!
“So, while I might not want to constantly be asked about my sexuality and just be me, a big part of me is my love of women. So, I guess I’m talking about it until it’s no longer seen as something to talk about.” - Hayley Kiyoko I have been out now for going on14 years. For some that might seem a long time until you hear that I’m 43 going on 44. Some would debate going on 12, but that’s another episode. I didn’t come out until I was months away from my 30th birthday. With all the progress some ask why we still need PRIDE. So much in the LGBTQIA community happened so quickly. We've got marriage equality and all the queers on tv and movies and even advertisements. Artists and Athletes came out. DADT was overturned. So, we’re good, right? Well, in a word: No. With hundreds of anti-lgbtqia measures attempting to be signed into law we continue to walk two steps forward and what can feel like four steps back. Parental recognition, access to healthcare, job security, access to fair ho
