Gay Pride Month

June is Gay Pride Month.

Many People think that Discrimination of Homosexuals is something of the past, but unfortunately, Homosexuals have become a favored scapegoat for Modern-day Politicians and Other People who are trying to deflect away from the real problems occurring (Mass Shootings, Scandals, High Unemployment, Lack of Security, the Rise of Dictatorships, the increase of Hate Crimes, etc.)

I am not Gay, but I stand with the Gays.

 

As of June 2026 38 Countries recognize Same-Sex Marriage:

 

The Netherlands (nationwide since 2016)

Belgium (since 2003)

Spain (nationwide since 2005)

Canada (nationwide since 2005)

South Africa (since 2006)

Norway (since 2009)

Sweden (since 2009)

Portugal (nationwide since 2010)

Iceland (since 2010)

Argentina (since 2010)

Denmark (nationwide since 2017)

Brazil (nationwide since 2013)

France (nationwide since 2013)

Uruguay (since 2013)

New Zealand (since 2013 – except in Niue)

Luxembourg (since 2015)

The United States (since 2015 – except some Indian Reservations and the US Territory of American Samoa)

Ireland (since 2015)

Columbia (since 2016)

Estonia (since 2024)

Finland (since 2017)

Germany (since 2017)

Greece (since 2024)

Malta (since 2017)

Australia (nationwide since 2017)

Austria (since 2019)

Taiwan (since 2019)

The United Kingdom (England since 2014, Wales since 2014, South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands since 2014, British Indian Ocean Territory since 2014, Akrotiri and Dhekelia since 2014, Pitcairn Islands since 2015, Isle of Man since 2016, Gibraltar since 2016, Ascension Island since 2017, the Falkland Islands since 2017, Saint Helena since 2017, Alderney since 2018, Jersey since 2018, Northern Ireland since 2020, Sark since 2020, Guernsey since 2017)

Ecuador (since 2019)

Costa Rica (since 2020)

Chile (since 2022)

Switzerland (since 2022)

Slovenia (since 2022)

Cuba (since 2022)

Mexico (nationwide since 2022)

Andorra (since 2023)

Aruba and Curacao – part of the Netherlands (since 2024)

Liechtenstein (since 2025)

Thailand (since 2025)

You don't have to be Homosexual to support Equal Rights for Gays and Lesbians.

You just have to be Straight and not Narrow.