The Pride month vibes are off, but there's still hope.
Briefly

Pride month 2025 is marked by a sense of heaviness due to targeted censorship, legislative attacks on LGBTQ+ health care, and a withdraw of corporate support for the community. These tensions have led to deeper conversations about the essence of "pride" this year. Culture journalist Tre'vell Anderson and author Raquel Willis join Brittany to explore how the events of today shape perceptions of pride, urging reflection on the ongoing struggles of the LGBTQ+ community as they seek to remain resilient and visible amidst adversity.
This year, Pride month feels overshadowed by challenges Faced by the LGBTQ+ community, prompting a reevaluation of what "pride" truly represents amid increasing censorship and legislative threats.
As discussions unfold, it's essential to address the financial pullback of corporations from supporting LGBTQ+ initiatives, which has raised concerns within the community regarding authenticity and commitment.
This year’s Pride has incited a sense of collective grief, alongside a push for resilience, encouraging allies and community members to engage in deeper conversations about the future.
Brittany, Tre'vell, and Raquel tackle the contradictions of Pride 2025, emphasizing the importance of reflecting on past struggles while navigating present-day challenges within the LGBTQ+ landscape.
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