03/29/2023
Thanks to you, our legacy lives on. š
In 1979, when PFLAG support groups met for the National March for Gay and Le***an Rights in Washington, DC.
In the 1980s, when AIDS ravaged a generation, PFLAG parents appealed to elected officials to feel their heartache and loss.
In 1993, when there were no GSAs in schools, a PFLAG family fought for ā and won ā Title IX protections for LGBTQ+ students.
In 1998, when it was still the āgay rights movement,ā PFLAG National added transgender people in its mission.
More than a decade before āDonāt Ask, Donāt Tellā, the unified front of PFLAG families worked to stop the militaryās efforts to discharge le***ans and g**s.
In 2022, when the governor of Texas threatened affirming parents of transgender children, PFLAG brought that governor to court.
Together, weāll continue for the next 50 years and beyond. āš³ļøāš
Visit pflag.org/50years to learn more about the PFLAG journey.