PRIDE

LGBTQ2+
All around the world, 2SLGBTQ+ people and their allies
celebrate Pride. In Canada, we celebrate and recognize Pride
in the month of June each year. Pride is a celebration of the
diverse and resilient 2SLGBTQ+ community

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 The rainbow flag was
History of
The Pride Flag is one of the
designed by artist Gilbert
most well known symbols of
Baker, who was asked by
the Pride the 2SLGBTQ+ community
and Pride. The rainbow flag
Harvey Milk, one of the first
openly gay politicians in San
Flag signifies safe spaces,
defiance, and hope, to queer
Fransisco, to create a
symbol of hope and pride for
people around the world.
the Queer community.

Gilbert Baker said “The

The original, mass produced
rainbow flag consisted of
red, orange, yellow, green,
blue and violet. Each colour
has a meaning.
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rainbow is a beautiful part
of nature. All of the colours,
and even the colours you
can’t see. It really fits us as
a people, because we are all
of the colours, all of the
genders and races and
ages”.
 Recent The Trans Flag
The Philadelphia Pride Flag
includes a black and brown
is light blue and
Additions pink
stripe to include people of
colour.
In addition to the rainbow flag,
there are many others that
represent groups who have
experienced further marginalization
within the community.

There are many more as well, including but not limited to, the two -
spirit, pansexual, bisexual, non -binary and progress flags. As the the
Queer community continues to evolve, more work needs to be done to
meaningfully represent and share space with 2SLGBTQ+ people who
hold intersecting identities of culture, faith, race, ability, genders, and
more.
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PRIDE PARADES
Pride parades were born out of
protests. The first Pride parade was
held in New York City on June 28th,
1970, as a result of the Stonewall
Riots which took place one year
earlier.

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PRIDE PARADE The Pride parade is a chance for the community to
celebrate and express who they truly are. A chance
to honour the past, celebrate in the moment and
strive for a more inclusive future. Allies, from
families, friends, politicians, community groups and
businesses come out to Pride parades to show their
support.

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Learn about 2SLGBTQ+ identities.

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Read aloud with
Ms. Savory
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Read aloud with Mr. Ward

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 Read aloud
With Ms. Sumra

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ART ACTIVITIES

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Make it Right Now

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 Grades K-2

There isn’t just one

type of family and
this book helps kids
with all kinds of
families All families
count, and there are
lots of ways to count
them.

What is Mother’s
Day for a family
with two dads?
Learning about
traditional roles in a
non-traditional
family.

This book helps

kids understand
what it means to
be transgender
and understand
their feelings.

@RebeccaAllgeier’sKinderland
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Celebrate Pride
Month
Inspire Inclusion
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Self Care and Wellbeing Strategies

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