LGBTQ teens won a grant for their school. Adults sent the money back.
LGBTQ teens won a grant for their school. Adults sent the money back.
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Brittany said she’s trying to be optimistic. “Yeah, it gets better,” she said. “But when is it going to get better for us, specifically?”
Honestly? When you GTFO of Lynchburg, VA kids. I don't say that lightly, Lynchburg is about 3 and a half hours away from and about 50 years behind Washington, DC.
I mean I wouldn't expect a town named Lynchburg to be very progressive.
It was the founder's name, his brother was associated with lynching, but not him, iirc.
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It sounded like the kids had some community support, too. It might just take people taking initiative to run for the school board positions and let the community know to show up and vote.
Yes, but you move out to the sticks first.
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I thought about this for a couple days and I still don't think that any bullied queer kid should hang around in Lynchburg any longer than necessary.
Change comes from the top down on issues like this.
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Change never comes from above
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/School_integration_in_the_United_States
That sort of thing
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Yeah, there are some parts of this country where as a queer person you’d rather be homeless in D.C. than sleep in a comfy bed in. And I don’t say that lightly, I’ve slept in a car in Ohio winters, and D.C. is that but with summers like the Everglades. But if it’s that or being the [slur] of some rural mountain town, you can find places to live and resources in D.C.