Pride 2020

"Pride Began as a Protest."

I think people should decide what they should do since it their own body unless they ask for others opinion or help.

People are always judged who they are and what they believe in, and honestly I think that’s really stupid. Everyone has their own hard story so don’t judge when you know nothing about anything.

I actually found out something really surprising this quarantine, and I was really scared to come out, but I found out I was attracted to girls,I was shocked and scared. I had found out I was bisexual.

I thought really hard and thought should I tell my friends or not, eventually I told some of my friends and they appreciated me. I was really happy and thankful, I still didn’t come out to my parents since I’m too scared but maybe in the future I will. ☺️

I think that all people under the LGBTQ+ community should be treated fairly. It doesn’t matter what you are.

Everyone is equal and should be treated that way.

In my opinion I think the people in our world are not only racist but also scared. People are scared because they don’t know if the LGBTQ+ people are a women or a man.

So this confusion leads other people to be scared and hate the LGBTQ+ community.

I think that the LGBTQ+ community should be more respected by society and that the public should change their attitude towards these oppressed people who aren’t allowed to do what they desire freely. It’s no surprise that the LGBTQ+ community is fighting back after so many years of oppression.

For centuries, the human society has stereotyped standards for both male and female individuals. Of course, this had an effect on the LGBTQ+ community since they were taught to follow those standards as they were the “right” thing to do. They felt out of place since many people would automatically assume the gender of someone, strictly limited male of female.

There was no room for transgender, intersex, or bisexual people since people would typically be recognized by the two groups known as male and female. Even today, oppression and misjudgment towards the LGBTQ+ community continues since they are seen as inhuman or lesser than human.

Even though my religion forbids changing your gender or liking the same gender, and the fact that I am not part of this community myself, I still have respect for these people and can sympathize with them.

The name “LGBTQ+“ is a form of judgement too since the names “lesbian” or “pansexual” are one of the categories of “gender.”

We are so eager to categorize someone into a gender at first glance. We can’t look at someone without assuming their gender. It’s just our nature. Even so, we should still have respect. We should still accept them and embrace them or at least let them fulfill their desires freely.

I would like to say that even if you don’t support or are not in the LGBTQ community, you still have to respect the people who are in that community and their decisions.

Their life is not in our hands, we can’t control them and force them to do something they don’t want to do! In my religion, people can not be part of the LGBTQ community, this is the case in a lot of religions!

But, my mom says we still have to respect the people in the LGBTQ community. We can’t judge them just because they are different.

We can’t bring them down just because they are different. We are all different!

i want to share something interesting and fun to reason as it is. In my opinion it was very fun and creative to read.

I support these people fighting for what they want to be and want to do.

I support that everyone can fight for anything or anyone.

My thoughts about the article is that I think that they deserve to be treated like since they are humans, they aren't aliens.

They deserve to fight back since without a fight they might not be getting the rights they want.

Though it's very dangerous since people can start killing them with dangerous weapons such as guns, there own physical body, ect. Those people who killed an LGBTQ+ person should be charged since they are killing someone that is innocent. What if they got killed?

They would of course want the other person to be charged. LGBTQ+ people don't kill, they are just fighting to get the rights they deserve.

Also, alot of people don't know that they know someone who is part of that community. The reason for that is because a person that is part of the LGBTQ+ community doesn't want to get harmed by someone.

Many people make fun of the LGBTQ+ community which in my opinion isn't fair since it get's so stressful when someone is being made fun of.

People don't even know what they are thinking about.

Do they even know the number of people that are part of the LGBTQ+ community who have died from suicide. Yes suicide.

It gets too stressful when everyone knows they are part of the LGBTQ+ community that they want to harm themselves. Schools and society should start learning more about these people in order to learn how to get along with them later on in the future.

Since, you never know when in your lifetime you might become part of this community. Also, schools should stop making fun of people who are different.

They should just try to respect them even if they don't like them. Soon, they will learn how to become respectful and even meet a new friend. Also, society should stop trying to harm anyone from the LGBTQ+ community since that can lead to more protests from the LGBTQ+ community.

If someone didn't do no harm to you, don't hurt them since that's really rude and you will never learn how to respect later on in the future.

After reading the article, I wasn’t shocked. Now with everything that’s happening, and police showing their true sides, I assumed that police would also be against the LGBTQIA+ community.

And I was right. But isn’t that sad?

That, I can assume that, and it’s actually true? I just still don’t understand why someone would show so much hate towards someone else just because of their skin color, race, sexuality, gender or identity.

And it’s really not their business to know any of that because it’s something personal. I might not know what the hate feels like, but I’ve seen it happen. And it is disgusting.

So please, can’t we get it together for at least one day, and have peace? I would say it would be easy, but with everything in our world, it be impossible... (PS: Don’t Hate, Just Love. 💙)

I think that this is great

I think that everybody should celebrate the LGBTQ+ every month.

My thoughts on pride month that I’d like to share is that black people would stand up for rights and this was 51 years ago and now people has made progress with protests and also the people are progressively making their protests less violent.

For example a South Korea protest used candles and no fighting or fires.

After reading the article I like to say that protests has gone a long way.

Protests has gone a long way because protests are progressively getting nicer for example, South Korea did a protest using candles and songs with no harm.

I think it is important for people to know about stone wall and to know that people are still suffering all around the world. Here in New York we have so much more freedom about our sexuality and gender while in some country's it is illegal to be gay.

And even in the U.S. people are kicked out of there homes for being part of the LGBTQIAP+ community. People need to understand this fight isn't over.

i feel like LGBTQ+ people should be respected and be able to do what they like other are not supposed to choose what we like so why should we choose what they like?

LGBTQ+ people should not have to fight for their lives because they like something different and are different from us they should definitely be able to do what they want.

My thoughts are that it's not right for people in the LGBTQ+ community have to face this just because their "different".

All of us are the same no one is different just because they are gay, lesbian, etc. This doesn't make them less human.

i think that everyone should stick up for each other no matter what .

however , if someone doesn't support LGBTQ+ then they shouldn't disrespect them or treat them differently , just leave them alone .

It's just disgusting that people have to protest for their rights. We should just be allowed to believe what we believe, wear what we wear, like who we like, it's not anyone else's choice.

Everyone is human, there isn't a group that's basic, elite, trash or anything like that! It's like saying you grab a book and don't want to read it because it's cover is torn and ripped.

That doesn't matter! What matter's is the story it tell's. Every person in your life is a reader in your book, when one rips your pages do you end your story? End your chapter? No! You keep writing, and never stop! People are allowed to like the same gender, or dress as the opposite one! People may disagree with me, I'm not saying you have to agree.

Just listen to what I have to say. Look at the other side of your opinion before taking action!

I have no opinion of my own I just think that we should let people be who they are.

I believe that the LGBTQIAP should stick up for themselves and not be afraid to show what they truly are!

I would just want to say that whether you're in the LGBTQ+ community it doesn't matter, everybody is perfect the way the are.

Just because some people spread rumors about you or share negative comments about or to you that's life.

Who cares if others are bullies right? That's my word I would want to spread because I have watched many youtubers who are in the LGBTQ+ community and I absolutely adore them!

Don't let people change you, spread the word.

I think it's a amazing that 51 years ago people finally had the courage to speak out about something so important.

People in the present are fighting about Pride fall. That's not the only thing. People get bullied for being trans, gay, lesbian, bi, etc.

Just because someone wants to be themselves doesn't mean you can go around and hurt them for that. I think that the whole lgbtq+ community has a lot of nice and different people. They all have their own stories to tell, like how they even became(trans, gay, lesbian, bi).

And to be honest they're wayyy more interesting than straight people(and bullies).

I don't have any

My thoughts are that everyone should lead and not be afraid to stand up for themselves or ask for help those are my thoughts.

It is good to have pride in who you are.

All people are equal. It doesn't matter what color they are

My thoughts are that LGBTQ+ shouldn't have to fight for their rights about being LGBTQ+.

I think it's wrong for this community to have to fight for what feels right for them.

I happen to be a part of the LGBTQ+ community. While it's difficult to be pansexual at best, I've found an amazing group of people among this community.

The things that people have gone through just because of who they choose to love (or not choose to love, for those who are aromantic) is horrible and ridiculous.

Yet there are thousands of people who are stronger than any harsh words or despicable deeds. In a time where I was confused and miserable when I was trying to figure myself out, complete strangers gave me comfort and reassurance. I found solace in this community of wonderful people.

I've had disgusting things said to me, and they would have effected me two years ago. But now, I simply could not care less, and it's one of the most amazing feelings in the world. I recently came out to my brother, and the absolute joy that filled me when he called me a "pancake" is like nothing else.

I'm slowly but surely making my way to a place to where I can state my sexuality without fear. Pride month is a month to celebrate who we are and all we've been through. Right now, it wouldn't be appropriate to do so in such a large capacity as we've done before. There are bigger things that need our attention at the moment.

But that doesn't mean that we can't take this month and celebrate ourselves. While not being able to participate in the Pride march hurts, we still have more to come in the years ahead. In short, I'm proud.

I'm proud of who I've become and the journey I took to get here. And isn't that what Pride is about?

Im thinking this isn't right because people should not be threatened just by the way they are/look/believe.

My opinion is i don't believe it.

But I don't mind for religious reasons

I don't want to share anything

No one should be mistreated because of something they can't control.

People have started to become more accepting of the LGBTQ+ community so it's nice to see people support each other.

Lots of people who have love for their community who fight for what’s right can make a difference or have a big impact in the world.

I would like to share that people should be respected for who we are.

We are all amazing, perfect, and unique in our own way, a way that no one should be able to act negatively against.

My opinion on the article is that girl and a girl love each other then let them love each other but what i have to say love is love ❤

I love that people of the LGBTQ+ community now feels Comfortable expressing themselves,

I am glad that teachers a teaching kids about this topic. It is important for people to understand how much people have fought and are still fighting today.

I think that it not right and ALL people deserve equal rights. If we treat them like they are not humans, they can’t just stand around and do nothing.

They have to have equal rights, we all are humans no matter the race, religion or anything.

my opinion is that i don't really believe it for my own morals but i don't mind it.

Its somebody chose and they should not be discriminated for it but for religious reasons i don't believe it.

You have to support anybody no matter what gender or what type of sexual preferences they would want

I believe that all people should be treated equally no matter what they are.

Their race(Black, White, Orange whatever), Their gender(Girls, boys, And LGBTQIA).

ALL PEOPLE SHOULD BE TREATED EQUALLY

Support anybody no matter what they are going through.

you should be proud of who you are

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