Young LGBTI+ voices share what pride means to them

Ahead of the first in person Pride in three years, young LGBTI+ voices share what pride means to them.

Written by spunout

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After three years since the last in-person Pride celebrations in 2019, this year marks a special moment, and for many young people, their first experience of in-person Pride. spunout asked young people what Pride means to them in 2022 and how pride in their identities affects their lives.

Ali, a member of Ireland’s first explicitly LGBTQ+ inclusive GAA club, Na Gaeil Aeracha, talks about what Pride means to them

 

Drag artist Dr Count Evil shares what Pride means to them

 

Trans and non-binary activist Ollie talks about how their identity has shaped their life. Follow Trans & Intersex Pride to learn more.

 

Drag artist Liam Bee talks about the family they have found in the drag community

Share what Pride means to you using the hashtag #prouderthanever

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