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Not at all!! Before Marsha, Sylvia, and the Stonewall events, there was a gender nonconforming Milwaukee resident named Josie Carter. Armed with a beer bottle ( sound familiar?), she and her partner kicked off the 1961 Black Night Brawl when four 20-year-old servicemen entered the LGBTQ+ friendl

From his time in the White House to his post-presidency work, Barack Obama has consistently stood as a visible ally to the LGBTQ+ community, with a particular emphasis on uplifting voices often left on the margins — including Black LGBTQ+ individuals. For many within the BIPOC community, his stance represents more than policy — it signals recognition, dignity, and progress.

In today’s clinical landscape, healing often becomes confined to neat boxes—diagnoses, talk therapy, symptom management. However, for many, this structure does not fully capture what it means to be human, nor what it means to heal. Healing is more than talking; it’s remembering that, before therapy offices and diagnostic codes, we healed through the body, through song, through ritual, and community.