Did you know there was a genderless preacher in the 1700s known as the Public Universal Friend?

The US #government deleted the Friend's Home and other #lgbtqia places from their records. We brought them back because friendship & love are ALWAYS in style! ✨ ❤️

https://nationalprideservice.org/lgbtq-places-the-government-doesnt-want-you-to-know-about/

LGBTQ+ places the government doesn't want you to know about

The LGBTQ+ Heritage Featured Places page is making a comeback.

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7. F is for Friend Who Did Not Have Gender — History is Gay

R is for Revolutionary War, which is where hosts Leigh & Gretchen are headed in this, the very first episode dedicated to a single person from history: the Publick Universal Friend. Born Jemima Wilkinson, after suffering from Typhoid fever and experiencing a visionary death, the Publick Univ

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@prideservice from the same state that gave us Anne Hutchinson and the Dorr Rebellion
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The PUF is my favorite clap-back against "there were never any". I just pull up the PUF's Wikipedia entry & let people read for themselves.