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There are so many people, places, habits, and beliefs constantly trying to chip away at our lives or erase us altogether. And yet, they dress it up as “just a difference of opinion.”

We may never make sense of the nonsense, but we can make sense of ourselves by keeping our pride, leaning on each other, building safe spaces, and holding onto our wholeness. When life feels overwhelming, it’s natural to slip into survival mode, just trying to make it through the day. But surviving isn’t the same as thriving. Thriving means finding peace, strength, and joy, even when the world around us feels chaotic. So, how do we move from survival to thriving?

This month, I invite our LGBTQ+ community into a deeper reflection, a sacred and healing act that begins with two simple words: "I surrender." These are not words of defeat. These are words of reclamation. We are not surrendering to the hate, the homophobia, the racism, the misogyny, the pain, or the trauma. We are surrendering the hold those things have had on our spirit. We are laying down the false responsibility to carry what was never ours to hold. We are releasing the n

June is heavy with memory and meaning. It holds space for both celebration and sorrow; Pride Month and Juneteenth, two movements rooted in resistance and liberation. But for Black Queer folks, the weight of June is different. It’s layered. It’s not just about waving flags or honoring ancestors; it’s about survival, visibility, and healing. Too often, our stories sit at the margins, even within our own communities.