That’s So Gay! An LGBT History Group

A poster for the group, there are historical LGBT figures and a pastel, rainbow background.

Weekly on Tuesdays

6-7pm

Attic Youth Center: 255 South 16th Street Philadelphia, PA 19102

Ages 14-23


Why Your History Book (and Philly) Can Help Them Celebrate More Than Just Pride

Pride month is more than just rainbows and glitter - it's about understanding the struggles, triumphs, and milestones of the LGBTQ+ community. Philadelphia played a pivotal role, from the Stonewall Riots' impact on national activism to the vibrant Gayborhood scene. Learning these local stories can ignite their passion for social justice and connect them to a legacy of resilience in their backyard.

Understanding the challenges faced by Queer, Gay & Trans Youth throughout history isn't just about the past; it's about understanding present-day issues and becoming an ally. By knowing the stories of those who fought for LGBTQ+ rights, they gain tools to advocate for a more inclusive future where everyone can thrive, regardless of identity.

History isn't dusty old books; it's understanding where we came from, celebrating struggles and triumphs, and using that knowledge to build a better future for all. Encourage them to dive into Philadelphia's LGBTQ+ history and discover its power.

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