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[Text: As you work to change the world – whatever your issue of focus – don’t forget to take care of yourself. Social justice work is stressful. As stated in the safety announcement on airplanes, put on your own oxygen mask first. You are… Continue Reading “”
Description: Robyn Ochs’ April Speaking Schedule Image: Robyn’s standing in the airport with one hand on her suitcase. Text: GLSEN COFERENCE – BOSTON, MA 4/2WESTERN NEW ENGLAND U – SPRINGFIELD, MA 4/5UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND – PORTLAND, ME 4/6UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND – BIDDEFORD,… Continue Reading “”
Me: Okay, so I would identify as bisexual. Dad: And that means you would have a male partner. Me: Yep. Dad: Or a female partner. Me: Yep. Dad: And that means you’re bi. Me: Yep. Dad: So that means if you don’t find a… Continue Reading “Trying to Explain my Sexuality to my Dad”
Oct. 11, 1987 marked the first-ever National Coming Out Day, a celebration of sexual identity among the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender community. Auburn’s LGBT community celebrates sexual expression on campus – Oct. 11 1987 marked the first-ever National Coming Out Day a celebration… Continue Reading “Auburn’s LGBT community celebrates sexual expression on campus – Oct. 11 1987 marked the first-ever National Coming Out Day a celebration of sexual identity among the Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgender community. Today NCOD is an internationally…”
Oct. 11, 1987 marked the first-ever National Coming Out Day, a celebration of sexual identity among the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender community. Auburn’s LGBT community celebrates sexual expression on campus – Oct. 11 1987 marked the first-ever National Coming Out Day a celebration… Continue Reading “Auburn’s LGBT community celebrates sexual expression on campus – Oct. 11 1987 marked the first-ever National Coming Out Day a celebration of sexual identity among the Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgender community. Today NCOD is an internationally…”
Robyn Ochs 