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Jason Mraz's Journey to Self-Acceptance and Embracing His Bisexuality
Singer Jason Mraz reveals that his ex-wife played a crucial role in helping him accept his bisexuality before their divorce. She introduced him to the concept of Two Spirit, a term used by Indigenous North American and First Nations people to represent those with both masculine and feminine spirits. Mraz faced criticism for appropriating the term, but he now embraces his bisexuality and acknowledges the difficult journey of self-discovery he has undertaken. He is currently competing on Dancing with the Stars and finds dance to be a transformative medium for self-acceptance.

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Greta Van Fleet's Josh Kiszka Advocates for LGBTQ+ Rights and Comes Out as Queer
Josh Kiszka, a founding member of the band Greta Van Fleet, has come out as LGBTQ+ in response to anti-LGBTQ+ laws in Tennessee. The singer revealed that he has been in a "loving, same-sex relationship" for eight years and hopes to change hearts, minds, and laws in Tennessee and beyond. Fans have flooded his comments with support and praise for his bravery.

Demi Lovato's Struggle with Pronouns and Gender Identity.
Demi Lovato spoke about their decision to use both she/her and they/them pronouns, saying that constantly having to explain their nonbinary identity was exhausting. They also discussed the difficulties of binary gender categories in everyday life, such as filling out forms and using public restrooms. Despite facing anti-LGBTQ bias, Demi chooses to focus on the positive impact of their activism, including inspiring queer couples to get engaged at their concerts.
Controversy Erupts at White House Pride Event.
Transgender activist Rose Montoya briefly went topless and jiggled her breasts at a White House Pride Month event where she met President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden, sparking conservative backlash. Montoya shared a TikTok video of the event, saying "this is trans joy." Conservative commentators criticized the display, but Montoya defended herself, saying she was "simply living in joy, living my truth and existing in my body." The event took place amid a surge of anti-LGBTQ+ bills in legislatures across the US.

Human Rights Campaign declares state of emergency for LGBTQ+ community in US
The Human Rights Campaign has declared a state of emergency for the LGBTQ+ community as state legislatures have introduced over 400 anti-LGBTQ+ bills in the first quarter of 2023, a new record and higher than all of 2022. The organization is releasing a guide of state laws and resources to support residents and visitors in "hostile" states.

Elliot Page's Memoir and Struggles with Transphobia
Elliot Page reveals in his new memoir that his father engages with hate posts about him and they haven't spoken in five-and-a-half years. Page also reflects on his mother's journey from homophobia to allyship. Additionally, he delves into the fractured relationship he has with Hollywood, including being made to wear dresses during the press for Juno and a famous actor threatening to rape him when he came out as gay.

Elliot Page's Complex Journey to Self-Acceptance and Acceptance from Family and Peers
Elliot Page opens up about his family's negative reaction to his sexuality, leading to self-destructive behavior. However, his mother has since come to accept him after he came out as trans, while his relationship with his father remains strained due to his support for those who have attacked and ridiculed Elliot. Resources for mental health support and peer-support services for the trans community are provided.

Navigating Backlash: LGBTQ Inclusion in Corporate America.
As Pride Month begins, brands are facing backlash from conservatives for showing support for the LGBTQ+ community, with some even facing boycotts and product destruction. Brands such as Target and Bud Light have been criticized for their LGBTQ+ engagement, while others have been targeted simply for featuring LGBTQ+ people in their marketing. However, as more brands are boycotted, anti-LGBTQ+ individuals limit their shopping and media options.

Elliot Page Opens Up About Past Trauma and Harassment in Hollywood
Elliot Page revealed in his new memoir, "Pageboy," that a famous actor threatened to sexually assault him at a party in 2014, just months after he came out as part of the LGBTQ+ community. The actor told Page that being gay "doesn't exist" and that he would "f**k" him to prove it. Page said he has experienced similar incidents throughout his life and hopes to highlight the reality of the discrimination and harassment faced by queer and trans people, particularly in cis and heterosexual environments like Hollywood.

Transgender man's pregnancy on Glamour UK cover sparks controversy.
Logan Brown, a transgender activist and author, appears topless and pregnant on the cover of Glamour UK's digital June Pride issue. The issue celebrates the allyship between women and transgender people, particularly in pregnancy, healthcare, and childbirth. Brown shares his experience with an unexpected pregnancy and navigating the medical system as a trans man. Despite backlash, Brown hopes to educate those who hold misconceptions about transgender individuals through his upcoming children's book and autobiography.

Gia Gunn's Pride Celebration Despite Anxiety.
"RuPaul's Drag Race" star Gia Gunn expresses anxiety about attending Pride events this year due to threats towards LGBTQ+ organizations, but believes it's important to still celebrate. She discusses the recent threats made against the Mid-South Pride Festival in Memphis and emphasizes the importance of having a plan in place for supporting the LGBTQ+ community during Pride celebrations. The festival has increased security measures to ensure the safety of attendees and performers.