blossy

Yes, please! I will *always* work for equality.
I need to become a much better activist, this video reminds me of that. I do Take Back the Night, Pride and Pride Prom (equality dance for LGBT community, where your prom date is the person you want to take with you not the one society says you should take with you.) I am a community liaison between our very conservative community and the LGBT groups on campus. I worked so that my town could be the only town in Kansas where gender equality was included in our anti-discrimination ordinance; now our state is trying to pass a "Freedom of Religion Act" which would allow anyone to overlook the ordinance. I travel around and talk about equality for women and children and also gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, gender queer, inter-sex, two spirit, people. This isn't equality just for me, this isn't equality just for you, or just for America, this is equality for everyone, *everywhere*.

I am also working on giving motivational speeches to local school districts about keeping an eye on girls today and their eating habits as so many already struggle with some sort of ED. I need to work harder, the world will become better if I can do this. I work with crisis centers and local breadbaskets already...just need to do more for equality.