July/August LGBTQ Calender
| As July draws to an end and August unfolds, we honor the moments of solidarity and celebration that marked this important month for the LGBTQ community. Week of July 14: Nonbinary Awareness Week Nonbinary Awareness Week, culminating on July 14 with International Nonbinary People’s Day, was dedicated to raising awareness and understanding of nonbinary identities. This week celebrated the diversity within the LGBTQ community and advocated for the rights and recognition of nonbinary individuals. July 16: International Drag Day On July 16, we celebrated International Drag Day, a day to honor the art of drag and its significant impact on LGBTQ culture. This day recognized the contributions of drag artists who brought joy, challenged norms, and created spaces of acceptance and expression. August 14: Gay Uncles Day On August 14, we celebrate Gay Uncles Day, a day to honor the contributions and unique roles of gay uncles in their families and communities. This day recognizes the love, support, and guidance that gay uncles offer, highlighting their importance in nurturing and enriching the lives of their nieces and nephews. It is a time to appreciate the diversity within families and acknowledge the positive impact of LGBTQ+ family members. August 20: Southern HIV/AIDS Awareness Day Southern HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, observed on August 20, focuses on raising awareness about the impact of HIV/AIDS in the Southern United States. This day emphasizes the importance of education, prevention, and support for those affected by HIV/AIDS in this region, where the epidemic disproportionately affects marginalized communities. It serves as a call to action for greater resources, healthcare access, and community engagement to combat the stigma and challenges associated with HIV/AIDS.ance and expression. |
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