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Black History Month. I understand.... it's a time to focus on their history. Okay. I'm good with that, I understand that. I wish there was an American History Month but I'm sure that will never happen.
But PRIDE month.... WHAT are we to be proud of? WHAT, specifically, are they PROUD for?
I recently read several articles that were supposed to answer that question. One of them never got around to doing so, even though it concluded by saying that it had indeed answered the question so the author would turn to another issue.
Another article actually did answer the question by saying that the month recognizes the "impact" that LGBT individuals "have had on society."
Whether or not that "impact" should engender pride is still unanswered, considering that Pride Parades, Drag shows, and the like never waste time or energy paying homage to any famous inventors, artists, military men and women, and etc, of the past who happened to be gay.