seXieleXie
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that's the slogan for this year's pride celebration in san francisco. it's coming up and i'm outrageously excited. san francisco is a queer love fest (even more than usual!) these days. the san francisco international gay and lesbian film festival kicked off last weekend and will run until pride weekend (june 29 and 30).
the big parade is sunday at like 11 am. i've gone before and it is always incredibly fun. i'm going with a huge group of friends and together we make up every color of the queer rainbow (say it with me... lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning and straight allies).
this year i'm also going to the dyke march, which will be a first in lexie history. the dyke march is the night before the big pride parade. it is restricted to women only, though not just lesbians. to me it is a refreshingly "grass roots" type of activism in a city where people are, in my opinion, way too into the urban gay scene. there are no corporate sponsors, they do not obtain a permit and keep the march route secret until it actually begins. there are before- and after-march rallies (which welcome men, by the way). the slogan for the dyke march is "women for peace, peace for women"
so, do you care? is there a pride celebration in the city you live in or in one nearby? have you ever been? would you if you had the opportunity?
the big parade is sunday at like 11 am. i've gone before and it is always incredibly fun. i'm going with a huge group of friends and together we make up every color of the queer rainbow (say it with me... lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning and straight allies).
this year i'm also going to the dyke march, which will be a first in lexie history. the dyke march is the night before the big pride parade. it is restricted to women only, though not just lesbians. to me it is a refreshingly "grass roots" type of activism in a city where people are, in my opinion, way too into the urban gay scene. there are no corporate sponsors, they do not obtain a permit and keep the march route secret until it actually begins. there are before- and after-march rallies (which welcome men, by the way). the slogan for the dyke march is "women for peace, peace for women"
so, do you care? is there a pride celebration in the city you live in or in one nearby? have you ever been? would you if you had the opportunity?
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