BuddyThomas
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Once Again, 'The Last of Us' Delivers One of the Best Gay TV Episodes
Once again, The Last of Us has shown us how to do a truly great gay episode of TV.
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Tony the Tigger
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Thanks, Mando.
So we all agree this looks suspiciously like....
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SaucyBoy
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- In the Parks
- No
This week I became the first openly gay teacher to win teacher of the year at my school, and possibly in my district. Living and working in rural North Carolina, it’s a nice honor to be recognized by my peers (even if I know some of them don’t “agree” with who I am). It’s so important to me to live in work in a district like this, giving queer representation because it makes a huge impact in young folks lives. Anyway, sorry to brag but I wanted to share! 
Figgy1
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This week I became the first openly gay teacher to win teacher of the year at my school, and possibly in my district. Living and working in rural North Carolina, it’s a nice honor to be recognized by my peers (even if I know some of them don’t “agree” with who I am). It’s so important to me to live in work in a district like this, giving queer representation because it makes a huge impact in young folks lives. Anyway, sorry to brag but I wanted to share!
SaucyBoy
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- In the Parks
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Thank you! And this upcoming week, I have an interview to be an assistant principal intern for next school year.
Figgy1
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Good luck!
Figgy1
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WDW hosting largest LGBTQ+ conference in the world in September 2023 🏳️🌈 🏳️⚧️
The Walt Disney World Resort in Florida is scheduled to host what has been billed as the "largest LGBTQ+ conference in the world" later this year. Out & Equal, a group that campaigns for gay, lesbian and transgender rights in the workplace, is due to hold its 2023 workplace summit at the...
The separate thread for this had about 5 pages of posts removed and then locked.WDW hosting largest LGBTQ+ conference in the world in September 2023 🏳️🌈 🏳️⚧️
The Walt Disney World Resort in Florida is scheduled to host what has been billed as the "largest LGBTQ+ conference in the world" later this year. Out & Equal, a group that campaigns for gay, lesbian and transgender rights in the workplace, is due to hold its 2023 workplace summit at the...forums.wdwmagic.com
Beware.
SaucyBoy
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- In the Parks
- No
I don't know why this song popped in my head when reading "beware"The separate thread for this had about 5 pages of posts removed and then locked.
Beware.
TP2000
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From the Pacific Northwest comes this sad news... Darcelle XV has passed away today at age 92. 
God bless her, and God bless Mr. Cole for bringing Darcelle to life for us for so many decades!
FYI for those who've never lived in the Pacific Northwest- Darcelle was a drag queen in Portland, and one of the most famous drag queens on the West Coast for decades. She opened her drag revue bar, called Darcelle XV Showplace, in a then-seedy area of old town Portland in 1967. By the 1970's it was a popular cabaret nightclub for gay and straight audiences looking for a fun and wacky (and quite bawdy!) night out. She was truly a class act, heavily involved in charity work, and was beloved in the Rose City. Darcelle's nightclub was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2017.
www.oregonlive.com
God bless her, and God bless Mr. Cole for bringing Darcelle to life for us for so many decades!
FYI for those who've never lived in the Pacific Northwest- Darcelle was a drag queen in Portland, and one of the most famous drag queens on the West Coast for decades. She opened her drag revue bar, called Darcelle XV Showplace, in a then-seedy area of old town Portland in 1967. By the 1970's it was a popular cabaret nightclub for gay and straight audiences looking for a fun and wacky (and quite bawdy!) night out. She was truly a class act, heavily involved in charity work, and was beloved in the Rose City. Darcelle's nightclub was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2017.
Walter Cole, Portland’s legendary drag queen Darcelle and civic icon, dies at 92
Walter Cole was known to the world as Darcelle XV, and was recognized as the world’s oldest performing drag queen. The performer, who became a Portland icon for gay rights, has died.
www.oregonlive.com
BuddyThomas
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20 Safest Countries For LGBTQ Travelers, Ranked In A New Report
From the most LGBTQ friendly countries to the most homophobic countries, a new LGBTQ+ Travel Safety Index ranks 203 places around the world.
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SaucyBoy
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- In the Parks
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Sometimes I really wish I hadn’t been so hardheaded and agreed when my husband said “Let’s immigrate to Canada babe”20 Safest Countries For LGBTQ Travelers, Ranked In A New Report
From the most LGBTQ friendly countries to the most homophobic countries, a new LGBTQ+ Travel Safety Index ranks 203 places around the world.
BuddyThomas
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Well, someone just deleted an entire thread on the news thread regarding LGBTQ issues. Not sure what’s going on here but this is not 1965 and it is getting very tiresome.
Tony the Tigger
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Which thread? Not sure I even saw it.
tcool123
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Spit balling here, but I think it may have been a thread regarding the recent travel advisories that have been placed on Florida due to their recent treatment, oppression and laws targeting minorities.
I think this was the piece of news, a different article:
Equality Florida Issues Travel Advisory to LGBTQ+ Visitors to the State
“Florida may not be a safe place to visit or take up residence,” says the advisory.
www.advocate.com
@BuddyThomas feel free to correct me if I'm wrong
BuddyThomas
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That’s the one. No one made any offensive comments at the time I saw it. I am completely baffled.Spit balling here, but I think it may have been a thread regarding the recent travel advisories that have been placed on Florida due to their recent treatment, oppression and laws targeting minorities.
I think this was the piece of news, a different article:
Equality Florida Issues Travel Advisory to LGBTQ+ Visitors to the State
“Florida may not be a safe place to visit or take up residence,” says the advisory.
@BuddyThomas feel free to correct me if I'm wrong