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“In That Moment, I Realized That She Got It.” A Mother Learns To Empathize With Gay Son.

by Bryan Blaise

“In That Moment, I Realized That She Got It.” A Mother Learns To Empathize With Gay Son.

I’m Bryan Blaise from Leesburg, Florida. Back when I was 22, I went home for the holidays. At that time I had started dating someone here in Chicago and decided I was going to t...

Learning of Late Mother’s Acceptance “Felt Like God Had Lifted Everything Off My Shoulders.”

by Edna Redo

Learning of Late Mother’s Acceptance “Felt Like God Had Lifted Everything Off My Shoulders.”

My name is Edna Redo and I’m from Chicago. I went to Curie High School here in Chicago. Graduated in ‘86, 1986, rather. One year, my junior year of high school – my mother w...

“Those Women Carry Knives.” Mother Warns Daughter About Lesbians.

by Inca Mohamed

“Those Women Carry Knives.” Mother Warns Daughter About Lesbians.

My name is Inca Mohamed, I am originally from the Caribbean but came to the US as a child. I have always been living between those two cultures. In my early mid-20s, I was living ...

“Your Father Knew. And He Loved You Regardless.”

by Kaitlin Apostol

“Your Father Knew. And He Loved You Regardless.”

My name is Kaitlin Apostol and I’m from Sharon Hill, Pennsylvania. So back in 2004, I was a junior at Academy Park High School. And I was kinda still figuring myself out as far ...

Transgender Lesbian: “I Took A Brave Step To Ensure That I Live In The Light of Truth.”

by Tori Baker

Transgender Lesbian: “I Took A Brave Step To Ensure That I Live In The Light of Truth.”

This story was found with the help of Diversity Role Models which actively seeks to prevent homophobic and transphobic bullying in UK schools. I’m Victoria Baker, or Tori as m...

Transgender Woman Thought She Was “A UFO Child Left Here By Mistake.”

by Cecilia Gentili

Transgender Woman Thought She Was “A UFO Child Left Here By Mistake.”

The life expectancy of a trans woman of color, actually I think it’s like a trans person, but I identify as a trans woman of color I like to say, the life expectancy of a trans wom“What Was It Like? Stories by LGBTQ Elders” is a new program by I’m From Driftwood, in partnership with Comcast, the nation’s largest cable provider, and SAGE, the countThe life expectancy of a trans woman of color, actually I think it’s like a trans person, but I identify as a trans woman of color I like to say, the life expectancy of a trans I’m from a really small town in Argentina, called Galvez and sometimes we would travel to my grandma’s house which was in an even smaller town called San Martin de Las EscobasWhen I started high school, I was about 12 or 13 I think, they gave us these uniform guidelines. So you have to wear grey pants, you have to wear a white shirt, you have to wear bWhen I was in high school, it was a project. A school project. I think I was 13, 14, I’m not really sure which year it was, but it was a school project where you had to choose aSo I came out as gay around when I was around 12 years old. It was around the time that democracy came to Argentina, when the dictatorship went down and we chose a president and pWhen I was 17, 18 years old, I finished high school and I left that small city that I’m from in Argentina called Galvez to go to college at the University of Rosario, which is i...

Grandma Forces Gay Teen To Come Out To Family One At A Time. “She Was Actually Enjoying My Pain.”

by Jawann McBeth

Grandma Forces Gay Teen To Come Out To Family One At A Time. “She Was Actually Enjoying My Pain.”

My name is Jawann McBeth, I’m from Ewing, New Jersey. When I was 5 years old, my mom got to this point in the Bible. I remember I was Leviticus 18:22 where it said, “Thou shal...

“Why Isn’t My Family Changing Their Facebook Profile Picture” To Show LGBTQ Support?

by Tony Howell

“Why Isn’t My Family Changing Their Facebook Profile Picture” To Show LGBTQ Support?

Hi, I’m Tony Howell, I’m from Fortville, Indiana. And I came out to my mom in 2005. I came home from school and I said, “Mom, I need to tell you something.” And she took i...

Doctor To Mother Of Gay Son: “It Doesn’t Matter And You Can’t Do Anything About It.”

by Johnny Taranto

Doctor To Mother Of Gay Son: “It Doesn’t Matter And You Can’t Do Anything About It.”

I’m Johnny Taranto, I’m from Farmingdale, New York. When I was about 5 years old, I remember sneaking downstairs to the basement every morning to watch our VHS copy of The Wiz...

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