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There is a backlash currently underway against LGBT people and rights, from the hundreds of bills in US states, to declining numbers of support, to a rise in online bigotry. Pride Month, too, has come under attack, with companies who support Pride being hit with coordinated attack campaigns and with Pride events being scrutinized in the public eye. This article contains two short essays, each thinking out loud and presenting different perspectives on the future of Pride. Have Pride celebrations become a distraction from the grassroots political action needed to defend LGBT rights, or should Pride take a page out of other cultural holidays and become the biggest party out there?
https://americandreaming.substack.com/p/two-perspectives-on-pride-month
The best antidote for intolerance is economic flexibility. The gravy train is once again crashing so naturally people are falling back onto older modes of interaction.
It's the economy, stupid. Always will be. Always has been.
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