Despite the rainbows and parades, Pride tends to remind the LGBTQ+ people of the systemic oppression queer communities have faced, highlighting the ongoing journey toward true equality. Amidst this struggle, it's crucial to embrace and celebrate queer joy as a testament to resilience and a beacon of hope for a more inclusive future.In this episode, we’re delving into the importance of queer joy and how we can embrace it year-round to challenge the narrative that being queer is rooted in trauma while continuing to raise our voices for further progress and equality.Additional Resources:Queer Joy: What It is and Why We Need More of ItSustaining Queer Joy and Potentiality: Through Independent Production with Homoground Music PodcastThe Art of Queer JoyQueer Joy As EmpowermentCelebrating Queer Joy During PrideThis is What LGBTQ+ Joy Looks LikeThe Queer Joy ProjectThe Queer Joy Project: Tell Your StoryThe Queer Joy Project: Get InvolvedSupport the showGet Your Merch
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