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1. Joe.My.God.
Joe.My.God has been an uber popular, award-winning LGBT blog for more than 10 years. Joe primarily blogs about LGBT news, culture, marriage equality and politics. If you like staying up-to-date with political news, peer no further-- Joe sometimes posts as many as seven political articles a day.
2. Raising My Rainbow
Lori Duron is the imaginative genius behind Raising My Rainbow, a site that features her gender-creative son C.J., as the star of the show. Instead of fretting about the proof that she had a gender nonconforming son, Lori's family chose to embrace C.J. as the unique and fun rainbow that he is. Her posts are extremely versatile and you may find yourself laughing, crying, and deep in thought by the time you finish reading one post. We loved one of her recent witty posts that pointed out the fact that gender reveal parties should be called genitalia reveals since a child's concept of gender doesn't even begin to develop until age three. The way C.J. isn't afraid to be himself and loves the people that fail to see him clearly is extremely inspiring, and spending time on this blog can actually teach everyone about the way
Popular LGBTQ Blog Writers and Their Blogs
A blog is an online journal or series of informational postings available to a people with a specific interest in the topic. It is intended to support conversation and debate within that community, and to disseminate relevant information to its participants. The topics of interest can be personal, business, political, religious, artistic, culture, travel, health, fitness, or a host of others. The blogger's attempt is to attach with an audience with an aim of developing a sphere of alter and build a position of respected authority on the topic.
Through the use of technology, blogs allow individuals who would not normally have an opportunity to participate in discussion on the specific topic to gain access to the debate. Blogs also allow the ability to quickly counter negative opinions or actions directed toward a specific issue, and this is of particular relevance to the global LGBTQ community in countering intolerance, bigotry, and homophobia.
There is fantastic debate about the truthfulness and due diligence attached to opinions presented in a blog. Journalists and academics can view them skeptically as they
Representation is paramount in all shapes and forms.
Whilst many TV shows and films are becoming greater as representing the LGBTQ spectrum, one demographic that we really want to see more of is LGBTQ families aka rainbow families.
Whilst the media portrayal does a amazing job in shows like Modern Family, these feel a little far and few between.
Equally when I log on to Instagram, most LGBTQ content that I see is stereotypically hot lgbtq+ guys, rarely perform I see a LGBTQ family unit and whilst the hot guys are great to spot , seeing LGBTQ families always warms my heart.
So to end the algorithm we wanted to distribute with you our favourite, adorable and inspiring LGBTQ family blogs and Instagram accounts, make sure you follow them and show then some love.
LGBTQ Family Blogs and Instagram Accounts
The Lincoln Shaws
Darren, Tim and Leo open their Instagram statement with a quote we affection, ‘two dads are better than none’ – we could not agree more.
They are an award winning blog covering everything about fatherhood, their adoption journey and everything they get up to as a family.
We recently talked to them about entity out in universal holding hands with your partner an
LBGTQ+ Blogs
1. Joe.My.God.
Joe.My.God has been an uber popular, award-winning LGBT blog for more than 10 years. Joe primarily blogs about LGBT news, culture, marriage equality and politics. If you like staying up-to-date with political news, peer no further-- Joe sometimes posts as many as seven political articles a day.
2. Raising My Rainbow
Lori Duron is the imaginative genius behind Raising My Rainbow, a site that features her gender-creative son C.J., as the star of the show. Instead of fretting about the proof that she had a gender nonconforming son, Lori's family chose to embrace C.J. as the unique and fun rainbow that he is. Her posts are extremely versatile and you may find yourself laughing, crying, and deep in thought by the time you finish reading one post. We loved one of her recent witty posts that pointed out the fact that gender reveal parties should be called genitalia reveals since a child's concept of gender doesn't even begin to develop until age three. The way C.J. isn't afraid to be himself and loves the people that fail to see him clearly is extremely inspiring, and spending time on this blog can actually teach everyone about the way
Popular LGBTQ Blog Writers and Their Blogs
A blog is an online journal or series of informational postings available to a people with a specific interest in the topic. It is intended to support conversation and debate within that community, and to disseminate relevant information to its participants. The topics of interest can be personal, business, political, religious, artistic, culture, travel, health, fitness, or a host of others. The blogger's attempt is to attach with an audience with an aim of developing a sphere of alter and build a position of respected authority on the topic.
Through the use of technology, blogs allow individuals who would not normally have an opportunity to participate in discussion on the specific topic to gain access to the debate. Blogs also allow the ability to quickly counter negative opinions or actions directed toward a specific issue, and this is of particular relevance to the global LGBTQ community in countering intolerance, bigotry, and homophobia.
There is fantastic debate about the truthfulness and due diligence attached to opinions presented in a blog. Journalists and academics can view them skeptically as they
Representation is paramount in all shapes and forms.
Whilst many TV shows and films are becoming greater as representing the LGBTQ spectrum, one demographic that we really want to see more of is LGBTQ families aka rainbow families.
Whilst the media portrayal does a amazing job in shows like Modern Family, these feel a little far and few between.
Equally when I log on to Instagram, most LGBTQ content that I see is stereotypically hot lgbtq+ guys, rarely perform I see a LGBTQ family unit and whilst the hot guys are great to spot , seeing LGBTQ families always warms my heart.
So to end the algorithm we wanted to distribute with you our favourite, adorable and inspiring LGBTQ family blogs and Instagram accounts, make sure you follow them and show then some love.
LGBTQ Family Blogs and Instagram Accounts
The Lincoln Shaws
Darren, Tim and Leo open their Instagram statement with a quote we affection, ‘two dads are better than none’ – we could not agree more.
They are an award winning blog covering everything about fatherhood, their adoption journey and everything they get up to as a family.
We recently talked to them about entity out in universal holding hands with your partner an