Prismatic Queerdom of Vosges & the Duchy of Grant Park
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Prismatic Queerdom Address on SB88 by Her Grace, the Duchess of Grant Park - 21 Feb 2023
Senate Bill 88, an expansive censorship bill targeting LGBTQ youth and educators, will be getting another hearing soon in the State Senate.
Our wonderful friends at Georgia Equality have crafted a petition you can find at this link.
Prismatic Queerdom Address on SB140 by Her Grace, the Duchess of Grant Park
When I was a young queer person myself, I remember the dread of coming out to my parents. Of keeping a go bag, filled not only with clothes in case my parents found out my secret, but also a permanent solution I would most certainly regret. While my coming out was not by choice, I still remember the fear that gripped me the night before. The choices I contemplated in my head. The sobs my own father heard, and came into my room to comfort me, to tell me no matter what it was, it would be ok.
Prismatic Queerdom Address on SB88 by Her Grace, the Duchess of Grant Park - 21 Feb 2023
There are terrifying anti-trans and anti-LGBTQ legislation and sentiment sweeping our country, not only in state houses across the nation but also in medical boards, education boards, and other keystone groups in our society. Now it is more important than ever to be involved in our local communities.
Her Grace, the Duchess of Grant Park and the State of the Prismatic Queerdom in 2022
Her Grace Presents at the Suzi Bass Awards
St. Ava in Ecstasy … Attending Out on Film Day 3.
I am not, by my own admission, a religious person. I had my brief dalliance with organized religion and, like most things, it revealed its true colors and I decided it wasn’t for me. I was one of the ones who escaped unscathed. Able to look back and reflect on a weird phase of my life as I tried on different identities. To be fair, we were a military family, and my childhood was spent, the majority, on base. We attended a non-denominational service which, I feel, followed the Sunday Mass. Or something like that. My biggest disappointment with religion at the time is that they promised Jesus was going to come on Easter, and so I remember, as my mom made easter dinner when I was 7 or 8, I wanted to set a place for Jesus. Hmm. Memories are popping up. He never came, even though the service told me he had risen and I was somehow expecting him for dinner.