So where do we go from here? I ask because I quite sincerely don't know the answer to that question.
My sense is that for queer people — especially in the U.S. — and for those who care about us and stand with us, things are going to get much worse, and more quickly than many of us realize.
What do we do with that probability? Or am I wrong to sense this, do you think? (See Brynn Tannehill's sobering predictions.)
Rolando, what can those of us gathered here in this particular dialog community do to assist you in concrete ways? Please tell us, if there's something we can be doing in addition to offering you our support and sympathy.
LGBTQ Magazine
Where Do We Go from Here, as the Future Looks More and More Bleak for LGBTQ People in the U.S.?
Posted on the 22 October 2018 by William Lindsey @wdlindsy
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