13 No PRIDE in the Proclamation

In honor of Pride Month, I wrote out a ten page essay that I shared on my personal facebook page. The essay seeks for greater inclusion for the LGBTQ members and poses a number of questions as to why the Family Proclamation is set up the way that it is. This is me reading that essay. It is my hope that everyone can come with empathy and leave an ally. EDIT: I made a mistake by saying "large majority" when speaking about intersex individuals. That is not correct. I should have said "large number" and I apologize for my misspeaking.

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