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Rainbow and Trans Umbrellas

Recently, at BYU-Provo a group assembled to protest against the LGBTQ+ community on the Brigham Young University campus. Those protestors invited their followers to bring an umbrella to campus to “weather the rainbow storm” and to shield themselves from the storms of the LGBTQ community.

In an effort to ensure that our LGBTQ+ college students at BYU and other universities remain visible and seen, the Latter Gay Stories podcast purchased 2,500 rainbow and trans-colored umbrellas (over $22,500 in total value). We have started to distribute those umbrellas to BYU campuses in Utah, Idaho, Salt Lake (Ensign College) and Hawaii.

After announcing our Umbrella Initiative, many of you reached out offering to purchase an umbrella for yourself.

So we are offering a BOGO deal! When you buy one for $10, we’re going to GIVE one to an LGBTQ+ Student Organization.

ORDER YOUR OWN rainbow and/or trans colored umbrella NOW!

Fill out the form below indicating the color (rainbow and/or trans) and number of umbrellas you would like to purchase.

Umbrellas are $10 each, delivery is available (pickup along the Wasatch Front is preferred).

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Republicans gathered in Dallas this week for their midterm convention, where one video montage was supposed to showcase the terrifying face of left-wing extremism. 🫠

Their choice for political commentator? It was Hasan Piker and a nearly two-year-old Instagram photo of him standing in his underwear. The photo was blown up on a screen more than 25 feet tall inside the American Airlines Center. 😆😆

Piker later watched the convention footage on his livestream and cracked up at the fact that, of everything Republicans could have pulled from his years of political commentary, the Republicans dug through his Instagram and decided the bulge pic was the one America needed to see. 😈
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WE REMEMBER: Twenty-five years ago, nearly 3,000 people were killed in the September 11 attacks. The loss reached across every part of American life, touching families, workplaces, communities, and people of every background.

Among those killed were LGBTQ+ people whose names and stories are often missing from the way that day is remembered.

Some were passengers. Some were working inside the towers. Some rushed toward danger to help others. Others survived and carried what happened with them for the rest of their lives.

Swipe to meet some of the LGBTQ+ people whose lives became part of the story of September 11.
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Remember Utah’s Fidelity Month? Gov Cox just went on national TV to explain it…better. 🫠 ... See MoreSee Less

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