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Tag Archives: acceptance
Interview: What It’s Like to Be an LGBT Ally
I decided to interview my good friend Kiara, who is a devoted Ally to LGBT people, about what that’s like and what it involves. She’s knowledgeable, sensitive, aware, well-spoken, and just really cool. Check it out 🙂 Lily: Do you have … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, Ally, ally pledge, Ally Week, interview, LGBT, safe schools, straight
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Friendship Between Apples and Oranges
Today I wanted to write down some thoughts on coexistence. I’ve gotten thinking again about something I’ve wondered ever since a trip to the zoo: how different do two people have to be before the differences between them become impossible … Continue reading
Tolerance vs. Acceptance
Is it just me, or does “tolerance” have sort of a pejorative ring to it? I keep using this word because it doesn’t have too many synonyms (aside from “acceptance”) but it’s beginning to bother me. According to the dictionary … Continue reading
You Name It
Below is a spoken-word poem I wrote about the prevalence of unnecessary labels in our society, and the importance of letting go of these labels as we grow up. It’s kind of a rough draft, recently written, and I would … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, binaries, childhood, growing up, labels, LGBT, names, poem, poetry, spoken word
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