Queer people have long been at the mercy of men unable to afford the full range of their attractions and desires.

In a society steeped in straight supremacy, public displays of queer love are beautiful, brave, and essential.

When people complain about gay pride, what they really fear is our agency and empowerment. Silencing us is just part of the oppression.

Let's celebrate queer companionship.

When people call us "flamboyant," what they're really trying to do is silence our pride. And 👏We 👏 Won't 👏Let 👏 Them 👏

Our silence makes us complicit in our oppression.

When people wonder why we broadcast our sexual orientation, what they're really asking is why we're not more grateful for our oppression.

Never forget: the roots of gay pride lie in afflicting the comfortable.

Gay pride does not suffer debates about our dignity. Our role is to live and thrive as fully-fledged members of the global community...

Gay pride cannot be diminished by the fickle whims of an unbothered majority.

Gay pride is indomitable.

Intimacy naturally deepens as needs get met.

Embracing our shortcomings creates the capacity to engage in our super powers.

There's nothing so healing to queer shame as sweet public displays of affection.

Bisexual and pansexual people have the same capacity for monogamy and commitment as people of every other sexual orientation.

Some bisexual people are married to people of the same sex.

Some women have Y chromosomes.

Gay people exist in all walks of life.

Queer love is safe.

It's your clothing, not "women's" clothing.