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Pride 2022 – Some Pride Flag History

By Erica HauckPosted on June 15, 2022June 15, 2022Posted in Advocacy, Equity Ministry, LGBTQQI Equality, UUJMCATagged bisexual, Gay, Lesbian, LGBT, LGBTQI, non-binary, Pride, pride2022, Queer, trans, United States, uuaNo Comments

The Rainbow Flag was originally used in San Francisco in 1978. The increase of people “coming out” as Queer, Transgender, Bisexual, Asexual, Pansexual, Allies, +, and marginalized people made it […]

On this day…

By Erica HauckPosted on June 14, 2022June 14, 2022Posted in UUJMCATagged Anne Frank, Auschwitz, Holocaust, uuaNo Comments

Click below for a story that will leave you breathless.A story about a Unitarian minister and his wife “were presented with an opportunity to change history.”

A Proclamation on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, And Intersex Pride Month, 2022

By Erica HauckPosted on June 13, 2022June 13, 2022Posted in Advocacy, Equity Ministry, LGBTQQI Equality, UUJMCATagged bisexual, Federal Government, Gay, Lesbian, LGBT, LGBTQI, non-binary, POTUS, Pride, pride2022, Queer, trans, United States, uuaNo Comments

President Biden signed a proclamation recognizing the “dignity, respect, and support” for the LGBTQI+ community on May 31, 2022. This presidential action proclaims June 2022 as LGBTQI+ Pride Month. The […]

MAKE YOUR PRIDE ECO-FRIENDLY

By Erica HauckPosted on June 10, 2022June 10, 2022Posted in Environmental Justice, LGBTQQI Equality, UUJMCATagged art exhibit, bisexual, Gay, gay art, Human Right to Water, Lesbian, LGBTQI, palm springs library, Pride, pride2022, Queer, trans, uuaNo Comments

We stand united as a community of people, and we wish everyone a safe and happy Pride Month. Resolution of the UN Faith Coalition for LGBT Human Rights

Gladys Bentley – A 20th Century Pioneer

By Erica HauckPosted on June 9, 2022June 9, 2022Posted in LGBTQQI Equality, UUJMCATagged art exhibit, bisexual, Gay, gay art, Human Right to Water, Lesbian, LGBTQI, palm springs library, Pride, pride2022, Queer, trans, uuaNo Comments

Let’s celebrate Gladys Bentley, an early 20th century LGBTQ pioneer. She first appeared in 1920 in Harlem. She eventually moved to Hollywood and passed in 1960. To learn more about […]