Showing posts with label Pride Month. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pride Month. Show all posts

Sunday, June 01, 2025

Monday, June 17, 2024

This Week's Friendly Reminder

Nazi bros are everywhere, even in liberal Boston. That's why I'm grateful for stickers like this in Jamaica Plain during Pride Month. 

Sticker: Nazi Bros Fuck Off!

Thursday, June 23, 2022

Good Feelings

Finished the touches on a statement from Oddball Magazine that's going out later this afternoon. So glad to even have even a miniscule part in putting it out there.

Wednesday, June 22, 2022

A Moment of Comics

 
 
From issue #7 of Nextwave: Agents Of H.A.T.E. by Warren Ellis and Stuart Immonen. Not the flashiest choice for Pride Month, but it's a section of  dialogue I always remembered back when so-called fans got angry about the thought of a gay Captain America.

Monday, June 21, 2021

Pride Poetry is Back

Alex Andy Phuong keeps the (quiet) pride going with some bonus comic art by Geoffrey Fallon. We're keeping it going today at Oddball Magazine. 


Monday, June 14, 2021

Pride Poetry Starts Here

Let's welcome poet Roméo Desmarais III, whose work is joined by more artwork by Eric N. Peterson. Welcome to our first pride moment for Pride Month (and beyond) over at Oddball Magazine. 

Sunday, June 23, 2019

Your Weekly Dose of God

A little something different for Pride Month. This sign was taken outside the Arlington Street Church the day of the parade.

Sunday, June 09, 2019

City Haiku



Lines gather outside
Hip Southie restaurants.
Straight pride parade begins.
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Your Weekly Dose of God

Saw this person yesterday riding his bike down  Boylston Street, on the sidewalk, slowly, in the aftermath of the Pride Parade. He was playing recited bible verses on his phone. Ephesians 6:10 was one of the parts I caught.


I'm sure he caught me photographing him. I ended up walking ahead of him. Eventually I turned onto Newbury Street and didn't run into him again.

Still Life After Pride



Sadly, I missed out on this year's Pride Parade due to being tired and a bit under the weather. I rallied and went out to Park Street after it had finished to see some of the aftermath. Lots of happy people walking around or sitting in the park, a sponsored block party, and...other things.