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And the journey is beautifully unfolding, with every plant sowed and every light installed, adding a sprinkle of magic to our green haven.
Carol and I decided to share a nest pretty early on! Her background in theater enabled her to also write for television where she co-founded an artistic directing group, Teatro Luna, in 2000.
After co-founding the Alliance of Latinx Theater Artists, or ALTA, in Chicago, Saracho also helped center the “Latina gaze” as showrunner for Starz’s Vida series.
Mondo Guerra
Known as a successful Mexican American fashion designer, Mondo Guerra also identifies as a gay man.
Well, it turned into my makeshift wheelbarrow. The singer was open about her sexuality in her music and style and became a total success in the 1960’s.
She is best known for her roles that also reflect her sexual orientation. Kahlo conducted multiple affairs with both men and women during her life. Coming out was a huge professional risk for him. Unfortunately, true or not, Novarro’s sexuality was also cited as a reason for his murder.
Today, Novarro is still regarded as one of the most important leading romantic actors of the era.
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Isn’t life a quirky dance of fate and serendipity? This passion drove me across various corners of Australia and even to the vibrant tracks in the USA. Weekends were reserved for the thrill of the race.v
Embracing The World Beyond
After school, the great outdoors beckoned once more, leading me to adopt gardening as my profession.
Inky, our rescue darling, joined our family, adding her unique charm, while Toby, our bundle of joy, has been with us since his puppy days. “The gay community was one of the first communities that supported us because we were huge in the clubs and in the gay clubs, particularly, because the gay community is usually a little bit ahead of trends and musical trends and fashion trends,” she shared in reference to the success of her music career.
Chavela Vargas
Chavela Vargas fought gender roles from the start of her career.
Carol and I, we were like two ships sailing in the night, so close to bumping into each other, yet sailing parallelly, unaware! He admits that he has struggled with infidelity in the past, using the word “Muchos” to refer to men instead of women, but also says that he has “redeemed” himself.
He has also played a gay character in a 2010 movie, I Don’t Know Whether to Slit My Veins or Leave Them Long where he is seen kissing Luis Ernesto Franco in the film.
Frida Kahlo
The Mexican artist is known both for her extraordinary art and her bisexual legacy.
While the place was unchanged, I wasn’t.
Luck was on our side, as Inky and Toby grew up together, becoming the best of friends! 🎉💃
- 🌏 **WorldPride, Sydney:** A global extravaganza of love and acceptance!
- 🎭 **Mardi Gras, Sydney:** A dazzling display of diversity and festivity!
- 🌳 **ChillOut, Daylesford:** A serene and joyful celebration in the heart of spa country!
- 🎉 **Carnival, Melbourne:** A festive whirlwind of color and camaraderie!
- 🎲 **Dinah Shore, Las Vegas:** A fabulous rendezvous amidst the glitz and glamor!
- Each event has been a kaleidoscope of love, unity, and jubilant celebration, and we can’t wait to continue our journey through the wonderful world of Pride!
Here’s a glimpse of our international frolics:
- Disneyland: A magical journey through lands of wonder!
- Route 66: Cruising down the iconic highway!
- Nashville & Memphis: Soaking up the musical vibes!
- 5-Day Bike Ride in Thailand: Pedaling through scenic landscapes!
- Canyoneering in Cebu, Philippines:Adventuring through stunning canyons!
- Las Vegas: Experiencing the dazzling allure of the city of lights!
- Singapore:Exploring the vibrant and diverse city-state!
🌈 Celebrating Love: Our Journey Through Pride Events!
We are grateful to the following Latino LGBTQ+ celebrities, because by being open and outspoken, they are not only representing themselves, they are taking a stand for others like them and helping to change deeply embedded cultural biases.
We shared so much, it felt like the stars were whispering sweet nothings, nudging us closer before we even realized we were meant to be.
The world saw me through the label “TomBoy,” a name that my mum and peers often draped around me. Yet, my choices leaned away from stereotypical “girl” activities.