Celebrate Bisexuality Day
Celebrate Bisexuality Day unites the bisexual community, their families, and their supporters on September 23rd. It also raises concerns and gives the public a chance to educate the public about bisexuality.
#celebratebisexualityday
Both the straight and greater LGBT groups are among the day's efforts to combat misjudgment of bisexuals. Across the country, organizations will hold events in communities designed to debunk myths and raise awareness.
How to commemorate bisexuality day on bisexuality day.
This day is observed in a variety of ways. Both supporters and those who are still seeking clarification are encouraged to educate and comprehend, as well as those who are still learning about the day.
- Attend a poetry reading or a symposium. A greater knowledge can be gained by these forums
- Or visit a festival to celebrate positive relationships. Both the families and the community are included in the love and support of both the individuals and the community
- Listen to a podcast. Enlightenment can also come from asking answers to questions on your own
- Find out how to assist friends or family members who are bisexual. Ask questions. Ask questions. Listen to their stories. You may have a new appreciation for a friend or family member's friendships
- Share your tale. You're able to help others raise money for others by speaking out
Emrace bisexuality and use the hashtag #CelebrateBisexualityDay to post on social media.
Bisexuality Day is the annual celebration of bisexuality day in the United States
Wendy Curry of Maine, Michael Page of Florida, and Gigi Raven Wilbur of Texas founded Celebrate Bisexuality Day in 1999. Wendy Curry of Maine, Michael Page of Florida, and Gigi Raven Wilbur of Texas founded Celebrate Bisexuality Day in 1999. To determine the date, the founders selected Freddy Mercury (Queen's lead singer)'s birthday. The date was both a dedication to raising awareness and the need for removing prejudice.
