“There are #students who are afraid to go to #school. They are afraid to express themselves, and they are afraid to love. GLSEN’s Letter to the Next President serves as a reminder that, amidst the complicated responsibilities of leading our #country, our #president must #engage in inclusive policy-making and speech to uplift these students!”
Visit www.glsen.org/nextpresident to join GLSEN National Student Council Member Matt in demanding the #NextPresident supports #LGBTQ students!
“I am signing GLSEN’s Letter to the Next President because I care about the safety of my fellow #LGBTQ+ identified peers all across the #country, and because #youth voices matter. We are the next generation that will be leading the #country and our voices should play a key roll in how our #schools should be impacted. Our voices will not be silenced, and that is why I encourage all youth to sign the letter too!"
Visit www.glsen.org/nextpresident to join GLSEN National Student Council Member Ezra in demanding the #NextPresident supports LGBTQ students!
“Dear Next President: I hope that you are unafraid in your battle for #equality. Please be a president who opposes anti-#LGBTQ legislation."
Visit www.glsen.org/nextpresident to join GLSEN National Student Council Member Madison to ask the #NextPresident to support LGBTQ students!
“Dear Next President: Remember that in your fight for equality, you must include us all. You must keep in mind that queer people of color need your help in securing their safety. Be a proper ally, and don’t be colorblind."
The next President represents all people! Visit www.glsen.org/nextpresident to join GLSEN National Student Council Member Ellie in demanding the next President supports LGBTQ students!
“Dear Next President: Please acknowledge our existence. Queer youth exist; we’re real and we’re hurting. Be a part of the solution, not the problem."
Visit www.glsen.org/nextpresident to join GLSEN National Student Council Member Katie in demanding the next President supports LGBTQ students!
“Now is the time to keep the country moving forward to end discrimination towards all people. I want you to see that LGBTQ students must have the same opportunity for a safe place to learn and grow in schools as their non-LGBTQ classmates."
Together we can end discrimination against LGBTQ people! Visit www.glsen.org/nextpresident to join GLSEN National Student Council Member Rebekah in demanding the next President supports LGBTQ students!
“Everybody should sign GLSEN’s Letter to the Next President because every student deserves respect. Everyone should be able to go to school without feeling like they don’t belong!"
All student’s deserve safe schools. Visit www.glsen.org/nextpresident to join GLSEN National Student Council Member Danny in demanding the next President supports LGBTQ students!
“We have come a long way with LGBTQ rights, and now is the time to be more united then ever. I’m signing GLSEN’s Letter to the Next President, because anti-LGBTQ laws affect me, my family, and friends. Each one of us were made to love one another; what better way to show that love than by signing this letter?"
Let’s continue the progress we’ve had and support the rights of LGBTQ students! Visit www.glsen.org/nextpresident to join GLSEN National Student Council Member Luis in demanding the next President supports LGBTQ students!
“The reason I’m signing the GLSEN’s Letter to the Next President is because without the involvement of all Americans - not just activists - change is less likely to happen. We need to exercise our right to vote, to write, to protest, to speak out in all ways we can so that the people who can’t do these things can see a more inclusive country."
We can all act together to support LGBTQ students. Visit www.glsen.org/nextpresident to join GLSEN National Student Council Member Keress in demanding the #NextPresident supports #LGBTQ students!
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May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month! Before we get on with the post, it’s important to note that these are two groups of diverse people who are very unique in many ways! However, in light of the month, (and mainly due to the fact that a lot of the resources available online are for both groups), here is a compilation of resources for Asian and Pacific Islander LGBTQ+ people! Other masterposts can be found here (and don’t hesitate to add anything if you have resources to contribute)!
GLSEN Pages:
Other organizations:
Historical information from the US National Park Service:
Some LGBTQ+ Asian/Pacific Islander Creators:
Other Helpful/Informational Links:
