{"id":21327,"date":"2020-06-30T12:05:51","date_gmt":"2020-06-30T16:05:51","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.cashcolorcannabis.com\/?p=21327"},"modified":"2020-06-30T15:04:15","modified_gmt":"2020-06-30T19:04:15","slug":"gay-black-prideful-2020-6-lgbtqia-cannabis-icons","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.cashcolorcannabis.com\/2020\/06\/30\/gay-black-prideful-2020-6-lgbtqia-cannabis-icons\/","title":{"rendered":"Gay, Black & PRIDEFUL 2020: 6 LGBTQIA+ Cannabis Icons"},"content":{"rendered":"
Being Black and gay during Pride in 2020 hits different. But that doesn\u2019t mean we stop celebrating Black LGBTQIA+ people in the cannabis industry. Thanks to handy dandy COVID-19, there were no Pride Parades (I hope) for the sake of safety.<\/p>
But you can still have a good time getting to know these notable icons that represent the best of intersecting cannabis, the gay community and Blackness.<\/p>
We admittedly don\u2019t cover the entire nation (or world) of queer Black folk killing it in the plant game. But these 6 wonderful individuals are the future of expanded diversity in an industry overloaded with heterosexual White cisgender men.<\/p>
You\u2019ll get to know:<\/p>
Read on for our private parade of dazzling Black folk!<\/p>\n
To start, what does the acronym mean?<\/p>
Pride Month is a celebration of not only the gay community everywhere humans exist on this planet. The overall community uses an inclusive and ever-growing acronym: LGBTIQA+<\/p>
We took a shot at getting influencers who fit under at least one letter. This is for people who don\u2019t know them or may get terms mixed up.<\/p>
L:<\/strong> Lesbian, women who love women<\/p> G:<\/strong> Gay, men who love men<\/p> B:<\/strong> Bisexual, people who love men and women (there\u2019s no formula to this)<\/p> T:<\/strong> Transgender, people who identify as a gender beyond assigned biological sex at birth<\/p> I:<\/strong> Intersex, people born with non-traditional biological sex characteristics; it’s not tied to gender or sexual identity<\/p> Q:<\/strong> Queer (reclaiming the term from its derogatory uses) or Questioning one’s sexual\/gender identity<\/p> A:<\/strong> Asexual (NOT Allies), or “aces,” people who don’t experience (much) sexual attraction but still have romantic feelings<\/p> +:<\/strong> Additional sexual identities such as Pansexual (meaning), Demisexual, Greysexual and more.<\/p> Want a thorough understanding of this? Enter the rabbit hole to educate yourself by clicking here<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/p> Brande Elise & Danielle Gray of Unoia<\/h2>