Bridging the gap between LGBTQ2+ People of Colour and Heterosexuals
Being different is difficult. It means standing up for yourself, your worth and your values. When you don’t feel like you belong in a group because of your sexual orientation, something you were born with, the consequences are devastating. For this post, we’ll use the example of leaving a religious ...
In honour of Pride Month 2018, I created a series of Facebook Lives to raise awareness of bisexual and queer people of colour. This interview features Dr. Saira, a Transpersonal Psychologist and Canadian Certified Counsellor.
Watch Sara Ramirez, former star of Grey's Anatomy, who identifies as queer and bisexual person of colour share how her coming out story empowers others. Thank you Sara Ramirez for adding your story as a person of colour to the LGBTQ narrative!
This video features Tanya who identifies as Australian-Arab and lesbian and talks about her parents journey of accepting who she is. It talks about her parent's fears and the process they took to accept Tanya. The video is inspiring and heart warming!
This week I got asked multiple times, why LGBT people need to come out because heterosexual people don’t go around telling people about their sexual orientation to everyone. At first sight the question may seem simple and innocent, but to someone like me who is part of the LGBT community, it’s a que ...