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LGBTQ+ Creators Share How They Define Pride The faces behind the Instagram Pride Here campaign tell us what Pride means to them. Pride means something different to everyone.  Because the LGBTQ+ community is made up of people from all walks of life and from all over the world, every queer person has a unique experience with Pride and the way it plays into their life. And not just in June, but all year long. Some people express their Pride loudly, while others like to express their Pride in small, everyday ways. But whether it's wearing some rainbow-colored merch for the first time in your sma...

Courtney Steiner and Carly Levy appear to be the first same-sex couple to achieve this distinction in their state.

Lesbian Couple Elected Prom King and Queen, Parents Complain “I just think it's weird that somebody who's old enough to be my mom is so worried about my genitalia and what's in my pants,” one said. “I think that's more concerning than having a gay couple win prom, obviously.” May 04 2021 11:49 AM EDT When students at Kings High School in Kings Mill, Ohio, elected Annie Wise and her girlfriend Riley Loudermilk as their senior class prom king and queen, she was giddy and shedding tear of joy. But when some parents learned of the impending lesbian coronation, they objected angrily at a ...

An Ohio lesbian couple won prom king and queen. Conservatives are furious. Anti-LGBTQ parents slammed the decision to allow Annie Wise and Riley Loudermilk to win prom king and queen By Riley Gillis on May 4, 2021 Riley Loudermilk and Annie Wise — Photo: Kings Local School District Two high school seniors have become the first queer couple in their Ohio school district to win prom king and queen. Annie Wise and Riley Loudermilk, seniors at Kings High School in Kings Mill, have known each other since the third grade but began dating six months ago. The couple told NBC News t...

Annie Wise and Riley Loudermilk, a pair of high schoolers in Kings Mill, Ohio, have been dating for six months now. On April 17, they were voted the prom king and queen, which they believe is the first time an LGBTQ couple has received the crowns in this district. The excitement was through the roof when Wise recounted the moment how “My crown fell off and it broke. There was a lot going on, but it’s something I’ll never forget. It was amazing.” And while many see the prom couple as a recognition of their popularity, for Annie and Riley, the honor was much more than that. “I do hope...