Posts by Wesley Cullen Davidson
Higher Suicide Rate for LGBTQ+ Youth for the 5th Consecutive Year
The mental health of one population, LGBTQ, has gotten worse due to the number of bills that were introduced last year discrediting this minority. The Williams Institute, U.S.C’s think tank…
Read MoreJune is Gay Pride Month, but to Trump, It’s Title IX Month
As of June 2, 2025, The U.S. Department of Education is commemorating women and their struggle for achievement of educational opportunity by prohibiting sex-based discrimination in a federally funded program. Title IX…
Read MoreMental Health Awareness Week May 12-18th Has Gone
So has the Trump Administration’s support of LGBTQ population. May is Mental Health Awareness Month which advocates supporting those affected and advocating for change, according to the Mental Health Foundation. …
Read MoreWhat is GLSEN Promoting this Year?
GLSEN, the Gay, Lesbian & Straight Network concerned with LGBT+ safety in k-12 Schools, urges the LGBT community to speak up throughout the week leading up to the Day of…
Read MoreStart Preparing Now For Trans Day of Visibility, March 31, 2025
As I wrote in my blog post, The Williams Institute, U.S.C’s think tank that studies LGBTQ policy, reported 655 bills were introduced last year aimed at discrediting the LGBTQ population.…
Read MoreYou Can’t Erase the B in LGBT Either!
It is possible to be sexually or romantically attracted to both men and women and that’s why The Bisexual Resource Center founded in 1985 in Boston has sponsored Bisexual Awareness…
Read MoreYou Can’t Erase the T in LGBT
In his inaugural address, President Trump promised that the U.S. government’s policy will honor only two genders male and female. This proclamation has serious consequences: passports will only have the…
Read MoreAggressive Push for Anti-LGBTQ+ Bills
Record Number of Anti-LGBTQ Bills Were Introduced in 2023 A 2004 survey of over 6,000 LGBTQ+ adults over the last three years found that one in three LGBTQ adults say…
Read MoreNovember is Transgender Awareness Month
Answers to Questions You Were Too Afraid To Ask! The purpose of this campaign in the United States and other countries is to increase the understanding of the T in…
Read MoreTen Ways You Can Be a Great Ally
Be open. Talk about having gay friends, family or colleagues. Ask questions, especially when you aren’t sure about the acronyms, terminology or words to use when talking about your gay…
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