Pride month social media graphics

Our series of social media graphics for Pride month, supporting allyship for LGBTQ+ people.

Graphic with text: Pride month allyship series - What is being an ally? It's actively supporting LGBTQ+ people through every day actions as a straight/heterosexual person. You can also be an ally to people of colour as a white person, or a disability ally even though you might not be disabled yourself.

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What is being an ally?

Graphic with text: Pride month allyship series - Show your support. An easy way to show your support is to let people know your pronouns. You can add these to name tags at events, instant messaging statuses and email signatures. It's a good way to normalise discussions about gender.

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Show your support

Graphic with text: Pride month allyship series - Let's chat about it. If somebody wants to talk about issues related to their gender or sexuality, listen and just be there. You don't need to have all the answers, just be a willing, friendly and kind ear.

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Let’s chat about it

Graphic with text: Pride month allyship series - learn the language. Take time to educate yourself about LGBTQ+ terminology. A person's label never defines them, but it can be an important part of their identity - especially if they're questioning their gender or sexuality.

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Learn the language

Graphic with text: Pride month allyship series - learn the history. Learn about LGBTQ+ history. Understanding how movements like Pride began gives us an understanding of the highs, the lows and the incredible sacrifices made for LGBTQ+ rights. It also shows the progress made over the years.

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Learn the history

Graphic with text: Pride month allyship series - take action. Write to your MP and stand up for LGBTQ+ rights. Organisations such as Stonewall and Pink News will deliver current issues - and actions you can take - straight to your inbox.

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Take action

Graphic with text: Pride month allyship series - call out bad behaviour. If you feel safe to do so, say something. For example, "your comments make me feel uncomfortable and I don't think it's acceptable" lets people respectfully know that negative comments aren't welcome in your community.

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Call out bad behaviour

Graphic with text: Pride month allyship series - What is being an ally? It's actively supporting LGBTQ+ people through every day actions as a straight/heterosexual person. You can also be an ally to people of colour as a white person, or a disability ally even though you might not be disabled yourself.

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