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“When I bought my first binder I saw it as a last ditch effort for survival, not as the beginning of living how I was meant to. I am eternally grateful and amazed that this deodorant-stained piece of cloth not only changed but saved my life. I look at it ...

“Fall 2006: gay marriage was illegal, DADT was ubiquitous, and the word 'queer' wasn't a proclamation, but a shameful slur. And yet when Susan and I met as freshmen at Boston University, we couldn't avoid a free-falling first love. We dated, but secretly. We broke up, and told no one. ...

“This Pride, as I proudly march with my husband and son, I am overwhelmed with gratitude. Together we redefine the meaning of family and embrace the beauty of diversity. I grew up in a conservative city where I wasn’t encouraged to pursue anything outside of the norm. I was discouraged ...

“Every year on June 1, we put on our rainbow gear to celebrate our family, our greater community, and the victories and sacrifices that got us here. This photo is from the first Pride with both of our beautiful babies in front of our first home. It was a special ...

Tai Pau means great grandmother.

Lane Elizabeth put creativity at the forefront of her special gift for Mom.

His story of loss, grief and reverence.

City (and frame) of love.

Stories of Heartstagrams.

A gift to Rachel's Dad, in honor of Rachel's Grandpa.

The gift of service.

This will make your mouth water.