Jul 1
My display at my library!! Happy Pride!! Was sad to take this down today, but summer reading club is here.
The bottom should say @ my library but it got cut off.
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My display at my library!! Happy Pride!! Was sad to take this down today, but summer reading club is here.
The bottom should say @ my library but it got cut off.
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COVENTRY — A group of mothers upset over a Pride display in the children’s section of the Booth & Dimock Memorial Library last month dem
I feel sick. Pay attention because if threats of book burning are happening near me, they’re happening near you. Get loud and don’t let a few bigots think they speak for all of us.
People are showing their library love in the strangest places!
Pride Month and Being an Ally
Want to be a good ally during Pride Month? The way to be a good ally is meaningful action. One suggestion for the day. Is your local library doing Pride Month programming? ( Mine sure is! I'm proud of the Programming Department for that. I’ve voiced my support; however, as I also work there it does not lend the gravitas that a non-employee taxpayer’s voice would.) Is the local school district openly voicing support for LGBTQIA+ students and holding celebratory activities?
Keep this in mind. Public schools and libraries are tax-funded. They stand very little to gain monetarily, but a lot to lose. How about other local not-for-profit organizations? Call them, email them, comment praise on their social media, ATTEND THE EVENTS if you are able, whatever feels right and comfortable, but please do not be silent in your support.
There are unfortunately still a lot of people out there that carry a lot of hate for some or all of the LGBTQIA+ population. Many of those people tend to be loud. I implore the supporters to be just as loud and not mere bystanders. You do not have to out yourself as LGBTQIA+ to voice support. Say you are an ally that has friends that are not straight and/or cis and/or allosexual and/or alloromantic, etc... Or even just voice the support and leave it at that.
Why is openly contacting these libraries, school districts, and other tax-funded nonprofits so important? Why is openly posting on their social media expressing praise for the programming so important? Consider this. What is a public school district or library going to do next year if they hear and see only opposition and backlash to Pride Month programming? If they are made to think nobody among their taxpayers actually wants it because of all the people that actually want it remaining silent? Will they still have such programming next year? The year after?
This bi/panromantic asexual thanks you for your time and consideration
No need to be part of the Memphis community, so long as you are a part of the Pride community! Or... you know, an ally of the community. Or... in a community! Yay for art!
Pride Kick-Off 2020 begins online September 25, all virtual!
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In the wake of learning about Proud Boys bursting into a drag queen story hour to terrorize families, I’m shocked and disappointed that a library would do this.
Happy Pride! 🏳️🌈