LGBTQ+ PRIDE MONTH SERIES – On Instagram Live

ByGroningen Feminist Network

When: Every Sunday of Pride Month (June)
Time: 8pm
Where: Instagram Live (@gfn_groningenfeministnetwork)

Pride Month is not billion dollar corporations selling rainbow colored products to capitalize on the Queer community.
Pride Month is not cops pretending to be our allies while still using their power to abuse (BIPOC) Queer people.
Pride is not only celebrating the white, able-bodied, neurotypical, or the “socially accepted” among us.
Let’s not water down what Pride Month truly is.

Join us every Sunday as we have discussions on topics which are often neglected during Pride Month.
Let’s talk about Sexual & Gender identity, but let’s also talk about Kinks, Rainbow Capitalism, Queer Parenthood, anti-Blackness in Queer spaces, and many many more topics.

Hope to see you there!
Happy Pride🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈

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