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As LGBTQ+ History Month comes to a close, we are reminded that our history did not begin with a rainbow flag, a Pride parade or a Supreme Court decision. It began with people who existed long before society developed the language, laws or willingness to acknowledge them. Black, white, Latino, Indigenous and other LGBTQ+ communities have contributed to the cultural, political and social fabric of this country, even during periods when acknowledging their identities could cost

LGBTQ+ history has never been one story told by one community. It is a collection of experiences shaped by race, sexuality, gender, culture, faith and the determination to live authentically in a world that hasn't always made room for differences. From the early fight for civil rights to the cultural contributions of Black LGBTQ+ pioneers, the history we celebrate today was built by generations of people who refused to disappear simply because society wasn't ready to acknowle