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Show your support of The Firecracker Foundation, our mission, and the community we serve with our latest logo wearable items.

“Be Patient With Yourself” Hooded Sweatshirt
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“It’s OK to Not Be OK” Hooded Sweatshirt
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“You are Not Alone” Hooded Sweatshirt
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“You Are Worth Healing” Hooded Sweatshirt
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Firecracker Foundation “The Future is Lit” T-shirt
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Honoring the bravery of children who have survived sexual trauma with a community invested in the healing of their whole being.

The attack on our bodily autonomy by the more 240

The attack on our bodily autonomy by the more 240 anti trans laws and the repeal of Roe v. Wade will not only restrict our access to gender affirming and reproductive health, it will become the trigger point for more children to experience child sexual abuse.

Healing justice means we don’t have the luxury or the ability to focus on just healing. We must also dismantle and remantle the systems and institutions that terrorized our ancestors and elders and continue to terrorize us today.

We must protect our children at all costs. ✊🏽🏳️‍⚧️

~ Tashmica Torok, Founding CoDirector of TFF

On this day, in 1969, our courageous ancestors & e

On this day, in 1969, our courageous ancestors & elders began a week-long Uprising against police. They sparked the movement for LGBTQ+ Liberation. Check out the video linked below to learn more. —Ash Meadow

“Stonewall Forever brings together queer activists, experienced and new, to look at the movement for LGBTQ equality before, during and after Stonewall. It highlights trans people, people of color and homeless people who were at the forefront of the movement, and who have often been erased from the narrative. It explores how the activism of today stands on the shoulders of the activists who have come before. And it asks us all to recognize the legacy of Stonewall that remains today, when the struggle for queer rights is far from over.”

https://stonewallforever.org/documentary/ (22 minutes)

Marsha “Pay no mind” Johnson! A Black trans wo

Marsha “Pay no mind” Johnson! A Black trans woman stood at the forefront of the gay liberation movement for a quarter of a century. She was an icon not only fighting for gay liberation but stood during protests regarding oppressive over policing, founded a safe space for transgender and homeless youth, and advocated for sex workers, prisoners, and people with HIV/AIDS. She was a force and will never be forgotten. Watch this quick video that highlights her life or read the associated article.

-Frankie Stringer, Mental Health Therapist

https://www.cnn.com/2019/06/26/us/marsha-p-johnson-biography/index.html
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[Image Description: Marsha P. Johnson, a Black trans woman with dark brown curly hair smiles into the camera. She is wearing a flower headband, gold and green necklaces, and a pink top. She is holding a cup and you can see a dining room in the background.]

This is Frankie again! If you don’t know, now yo

This is Frankie again! If you don’t know, now you know…each color on the pride flag represents something special!

Purple is the color of spirit.
Blue is serenity.
Turquoise is magic.
Green is nature.
Yellow is sunlight.
Orange is healing.
Red is the color of life.
Pink is sexuality.
Brown is inclusivity.
Black is diversity.

Take a moment and reflect on what these may mean to you or what came up while reading what each color stands for. Upon your reflection check out the link below to follow a 15 minute guided meditation on the pride flag.

https://www.mindful.org/a-15-minute-guided-meditation-on-the-pride-flag/
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[Image Description: Image of the progress pride flag which includes the colors white, pink, light blue, brown, and black in a triangular formation on the left side as well as horizontal lines of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet (purple).]

Share a moment of your day learning from Executive

Share a moment of your day learning from Executive Director of the National Black Justice Coalition, David Johns, who explains why 'inviting in' can be a more meaningful alternative to 'coming out’. — Jasmine

https://bit.ly/iivco
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[Image Description: Executive Director David Johns is centered in front of a grey photography backdrop, sitting on a stool. He is a Black person with short hair, a light yellow long sleeve sweater, and dark grey plaid pants. He is smiling while clasping his hands together in his lap.]

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