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From Islam to Mormonism: Does It Matter?

Posted 3 years ago Tagged coming out Gay Mormon LGBTQ Islam

I was born in 1996, in the Moroccan city of Temara. My story isn’t about being Mormon or having any Mormon connections. But our cultures, in many ways are more common than you think. I had a difficult childhood growing … Read the rest here

Coming Out | Loving Myself Enough to be Loved

Posted 5 years ago Tagged

I am gay. I have known this intimate detail about myself since I was 8 years old, probably even earlier than that. I have spent the majority of my life fighting, suppressing and resisting these feelings. Over the past year, … Read the rest here

Coming Out | Remembering Spring

Posted 5 years ago Tagged coming out Freedom Honor Lesbian Lesbian Mormon

As a young teenager, I wasn’t aware that I was a lesbian. It was not a topic discussed almost at all back then and I had no words or frame of reference for my personal experiences.

What I knew was … Read the rest here

Coming Out | My Not So Ugly Socks

Posted 6 years ago Tagged

Do any of you remember what it was like to be afraid? Afraid that others would look at you and know you are different? Afraid that they would hear your voice and know that you were different? Afraid to wear … Read the rest here

Coming Out | A Double Edged Experience

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By the time I reached my late 30’s I’d been out of the closet for years. My family knew I was gay (since middle school) and most of my closest friends had known since college. In my professional life, colleagues … Read the rest here

Coming Out | ‘Eternity’ Felt More Important

Posted 6 years ago Tagged

So I’m putting myself out here, and this is completely out of character. A little background: I’m 44, and I married an incredible man 20 years ago. Together, we have two amazing children. And I am a lesbian.

I knew … Read the rest here

Coming Out | Looking For Connection

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A little over a year and a half ago, I destroyed my almost perfect family by telling my wife I was gay. I have had huge amounts of guilt for the pain I caused her, my kids, and myself with … Read the rest here

Coming Out | For Moments I Was Speechless

Posted 6 years ago Tagged

I have been reading these coming out posts for a long time now. I usually read them with a little bit of envy and often with tears of sorrow because my coming out experience hasn’t been glittery or joyful. To… Read the rest here

Coming Out | To Just BE

Posted 6 years ago Tagged coming out family Lesbian Self Acceptance

There was a time when I thought it was silly to have a day dedicated to “coming out,” a month dedicated to Pride, or even a purpose for groups like Latter Gay Stories especially these featured sections dedicated to coming … Read the rest here

Coming Out | Our Magical Unicorn

Posted 6 years ago Tagged coming out family Gay kids Parents

My coming out, probably like many of yours, did not go too well. My parents, specifically my mother, were not at all accepting of the idea. And for 6+ years afterwards, things were said to me that no child should … Read the rest here

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Kids understand and recognize love long before adults teach them which kinds they’re supposed to be outraged by.

Be well.
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I love it when the Republicans promote activities with “family values” and feature lesbian moms on their flyers.

I bet they blame AI. But not Elon’s AI.

I think we need to bring our rainbows, queens, and glitter to the Tazewell County Freedom Fest! 🌈
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U.S. Rep. Andy Ogles has spent much of his short congressional career deciding who belongs in America—and now it comes to an end.

Ogles is no stranger to controversy. In June, his official congressional X account offered a particularly ugly answer about gay people:

“Homosexuality has no place in America. Happy Nuclear Family Month.”

His post went up at the beginning of Pride Month and drew enough criticism that even members of his own Republican party condemned it. Ogles eventually deleted it, blaming a member of his communications staff and said the employee had been reprimanded.

Gay people weren’t his only target. Earlier this year, Ogles also wrote that “Muslims don’t belong in American society” and declared that “pluralism is a lie.” He has repeatedly used his office and social media accounts to attack LGBTQ people, Muslims and other Americans who fall outside his narrow definition of who should belong here.

On Thursday, Republican voters in Tennessee’s newly redrawn 5th Congressional District ended his bid for a third term and fired the Republican. Former Tennessee Agriculture Commissioner Charlie Hatcher defeated Ogles in the Republican primary despite Ogles having Donald Trump’s endorsement and a last-minute Election Day boost from the president—it wasn’t enough to save him.

The loss brings an unusually fitting end to Ogles’ time in Congress. He spent two terms using his public office to draw lines around America and announce which people he believed belonged on the other side of them.

In January, he’ll leave that office behind while the gay and Muslim Americans he targeted remain exactly where they were all along: still American.
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