πβ Miss Major Griffin-Gracy, a Black trans activist, was a key figure in the historic Stonewall uprising of 1969, fighting for LGBTQ+ rights and uplifting marginalized voices. #LGBTQHistory#Stonewall#MissMajor
πβ¨ Christine Jorgensen, a pioneering transgender woman, made headlines in 1952 with her gender confirmation surgery. Her bravery and visibility contributed to transgender rights progress. #LGBTQHistory#ChristineJorgensen
πβ¨ Marsha P. Johnson, a trailblazing trans activist and drag queen, co-founded STAR in 1966, supporting homeless LGBTQ+ youth. Her legacy continues to inspire resilience and community. #LGBTQHistory#MarshaPJohnson#STAR
πβ In 1924, LGBTQ+ pioneer Henry Gerber founded the Society for Human Rights, the first known LGBTQ+ organization in the U.S. Their advocacy laid the groundwork for future movements. #LGBTQHistory#SocietyForHumanRights
Marsha P. Johnson, a Black transgender activist, was at the forefront of the Stonewall uprising in 1969, the start of the fight for LGBTQ rights. Her middle initial comes from the phrase, "Pay it no mind," which was her go-to response about gender.#LGBTQHistory#Stonewall
"πβ¨ In mid-20th century San Francisco, Mona's 440 Club stood as a vibrant haven for lesbian women. The club offered a safe space, music, and drag performances, fostering community and celebration. ππ³οΈβπ #LGBTQHistory#Mona440Club"
"ππͺ The Daughters of Bilitis (DOB), founded in 1955, were trailblazers for lesbian civil rights. They provided support, published 'The Ladder' magazine, and fought for equality. Their legacy lives on in the LGBTQ+ movement. #DaughtersOfBilitis#LGBTQHistory"
ππΈ In the early 1900s, artist Claude Cahun defied gender norms, embracing a non-binary identity through groundbreaking self-portraits, pioneering LGBTQ art and activism. #LGBTQHistory#NonBinaryHeroes
π³οΈββ§οΈ Dr. Alan L. Hart, a pioneering physician, was assigned female at birth in 1890. He underwent one of the 1st female-to-male surgeries in 1917. As a successful radiologist and TB researcher, his work shaped the medical world. Dr. Hart's story is vital to #transgenderrights. πβ¨
Starting Friday morning, we will be posting little known LGBTQ historical facts. Follow us, so you can learn true American history this month. #RepresentationMatters
πEmbrace who you are, because authenticity is a beautiful thing!
Happy #Pride! Let your colors shine bright & proud. This month we celebrate love, acceptance, and the freedom to be your true self. Stand tall, love fiercely, and spread kindness. #AuthenticityMatters#LoveIsLoveπ
@NEAToday president @BeckyPringle addressing the delegation and sharing NEAβs concerns and affirmations of support for the #LGBTQIA community. βWe have spent time strategizing how we can do things differently..being front and center aboutβ¦designing and implementing the campaignβ
The UFT in collaboration with the Pride Committee will be hosting a Candlelight Vigil. #Erasethestigma because if one of us has HIV or AIDS, the. We all got it. Join us Dec. 1 at 4:30. Link is in the bio.
As educators, we are responsible for creating safe, welcoming & inclusive spaces for all our students. The attack on an LGBTQ+ safe space in Colorado Springs is a painful reminder that we must proactively stand together against hateful rhetoric & violence.
LIVE: Special coverage of the latest Jan. 6 committee hearing, which is expected to focus on what then-President Trump was doing during the attack on the Capitol. https://t.co/w0GDfrGzj4 https://t.co/QXJQiVbXL6