Posted On: October 12th 2026, 02:57 am
Logan pride held something special for me and the way I was able to show up for my community in my hometown. Growing up there was no pride, no access to the queer community, and no education on safe sex practices, gender exploration, and sexualities. There were not parades, and celebrations of love and acceptance, but now there is. It’s still growing, there is much to do to continue fighting this fight. It was a privilege and an honor to show up for Logan’s Pride. I saw so many young humans getting to explore themselves and I can’t describe how healing it was to be a part of that. I don’t post minors on my social media, but I got to interact and help kids, teens, volunteers, adults, and families of all sizes, show up and celebrate 🎉 if you or a loved one has ever needed a space to be yourself, and feel safe doing it… then you found it here 🫶
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