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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).

We also welcome any additional donations you’d like to make to this project.
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CLICK HERE TO ORDER NOW

MAKE A DONATION via VENMO or a MONTHLY donation through PayPal.

You can pay for your purchase through PAYPAL or Venmo: @LatterGayStories

Please note in PayPal or Venmo the email address you provided in the order.
We will also contact you with payment details after you submit your order.

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It’s Thursday and it’s time to #TrashTheStash! We are soooo close to our goal of rescuing 5,000 copies of the Miracle of Forgiveness from shelves everywhere. The most common pushback and negative response I get from this project usually centers around the idea that if you “hate the church” you are going to find books like the Miracle of Forgiveness to “hate” also—and the result of that is an evil, malignant jab at Mormonism. For me, that’s nothing close to the reason why I #TrashTheStash. The Miracle of Forgiveness uses language such as initiate, beliefs, acts, practice, curable, comeback, change, treatments, and recovery (pages 80-89), which teaches that being gay is a choice and a disease/illness. The book’s author (and beloved prophet), Spencer W. Kimball uses the book to teach that gay people are: perversions, ugly, sinners, repugnant, deviate, abominable, deviations, evil, shameful, vile, low, degenerate, unclean, perverted, weaklings, not normal, reprobate, offender, and other descriptors. He reiterates this messaging more than twenty-five times from pages 78 to 88. All that negativity in just 10 pages. We haven’t even discussed the rest of chapter 6. Help us keep ridding shelves of the book that the Church stopped printing but won’t apologize for. #LatterGayStories #TrashTheStash #5000copyGoal ... See MoreSee Less

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I’m not crying, you’re crying. 😭😭This holiday season, be that voice.Thank you, Encircle, for this timely and memorable video. This year, while gathering as friends and family, be mindful of the individual experiences of EACH member of your family. A single hug, a single connection, a single acknowledgment can literally change tomorrow—be the change. Every person needs to feel at home. 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈#Encircle #LatterGayStories #MerryChristmas #HomeForTheHolidays ... See MoreSee Less

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3 days ago

You’ve seen a lot of fundraisers—and so many of them support excellent organizations. If you’ve benefited from what we’ve done this year with LatterGayStories, I invite you to make a one time or monthly donation. I’m not paid to do this. I don’t want to get paid. I do want to help the LGBTQ+ community find the resources and community they need. We are also expanding LatterGayStories and need critical funding to help realize our vision for the LGBTQ community. Yes, I’m committed to continue to fund the podcast from my own pocket—I made that commitment when I started it. But we can do so much more when we work together and add additional resources to that effort. Thank you for supporting the podcast and the LGBTQ+ community. Kyle**click on the fundraiser link for a description of our new resource center opening in Utah! ** ... See MoreSee Less

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