LGBTQ Pride Month

Pride Month 2021 is off to a great start.

Won’t anyone please think of all the heterosexual and cisgender young people struggling with their mainstream identities amid all the increased LGBTQ acceptance?

From the first pride march in 1970 to last week’s Supreme Court ruling, LGBTQ people have filled the streets every June for 50 years.

Critics pointed out that the show has never explicitly shown LGBTQ characters, but they’re ignoring the many out gay actors who have stopped by Sesame Street in recent years.

The letters stand for “Lifestyle of Mainstream Normal Ordinary People,” they say.

Joe Biden’s thoughtful statement promises to repeal Trump’s “odious” anti-LGBTQ policies, saying “hatred and bigotry have no place in America.”

“It doesn’t matter what negativity I receive for supporting this. I hope that this can help even the slightest bit to encourage and support at least one person that needs it.”

“What we have right now is a bigoted, cowardly bully who makes the LGBTQ community more vulnerable,” she says. But what happens if she’s president and bullies still control the Senate?

“Of course he didn’t write it. It’s too coherent,” one commenter quipped.

Get out your calendars and get ready to highlight any LGBTQ “holidays” you want to observe.