I was on ChatGPT this morning and decided to change the logo to my business to represent Pride Month. I'm going to upload it to my business IG account. Happy Saturday everybody!😃

I went to the website @Les Clark posted "Human Rights Campaign" to learn about the pronouns. On the site I found that the Winter Park Chambers of Commerce was giving out free pride flags. I went and got one today. I'll hang it on my apartment door. 🏳️‍🌈 Oh, this is the Winter Park Chambers of Commerce logo for Pride Month. So cool!😀

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Your pronouns are how people refer to you - and using the right ones shows basic respect and affirms your and others' identity. Being misgendered can be uncomfortable and hurtful. But asking and sharing pronouns helps everyone feel comfortable and avoid assumptions. In this community, we use people's preferred pronouns. Always. Want to learn more? Check out this helpful resource from HRC: https://www.hrc.org/resources/why-we-ask-each-other-our-pronouns It covers everything - what pronouns are, why they matter, and even tips on pronoun etiquette. Your pronouns are part of who you are. 💛