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PFLAG Parent Day 2021

PFLAG Parent Day 2021

On Sunday, May 23 at 2pm ET/11am PT, PFLAG National celebrated our first annual PFLAG Parent Day: A Virtual Celebration of Parenting People, an uplifting event to celebrate all the parenting people who provide love, support, and affirmation to their LGBTQ+ kids.

Watch the replay, on demand!

With appearances by Second Gentleman of the United States Douglas Emhoff; Ana Ortiz, Michael Cimino, and James Martinez [LOVE VICTOR]; Javicia Leslie [BATWOMAN]; Wilson Cruz and Anthony Rapp [STAR TREK: DISCOVERY]; Belinda Carlisle of The Go-Go’s and Duke Mason; Daphne Rubin-Vega [IN THE HEIGHTS]; Shangela [WE’RE HERE]; Zelda, Daniel, and Ben Barnz [GENERA+ION]; Adam Faison [EVERYTHING’S GONNA BE OKAY]; Coy Stewart, Radford Sechrist, and Bill Wilkoff [KIPO AND THE AGE OF WONDERBEASTS]; Jessica Hecht [SPECIAL]; Michael D. Cohen [HENRY DANGER]; Molly Bernard [YOUNGER]; John Pavlovitz; Braunwyn Windham-Burke and Jacob Windham-Burke [THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF ORANGE COUNTY]; Silvia Vasquez Lavado [author and subject of upcoming biopic IN THE SHADOW OF THE MOUNTAIN]; and Colin Mochrie [WHOSE LINE IS IT ANYWAY] and Debra McGrath; Malia Civetz; Kat Cunning; Laraine Newman; and Matt Palmer.

With special musical performances by Mother Mother and Allison Ponthier.

Sponsored by our friends at WarnerMedia and Bobo’s.

The text "Fighting For Our Pride" inside a 12-pointed shape. The points are colors from the progressive pride flag. The PFLAG logo is below the text inside the shape.

Fighting For Our Pride

LGBTQ+ people—and especially LGBTQ+ youth—are under relentless attack, from book bans and classroom censorship to restrictions on gender-affirming care and efforts to erase our identities. Fighting for Our Pride is PFLAG’s campaign to equip, train, and mobilize families and allies to push back against these harmful policies.

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