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On June 26, 2025, the 10th anniversary of the Supreme Court’s historic decision is being celebrated, which legalized homosexual marriage in all 50 states. The decision was the end of civil rights activity for decades against long -standing ideas and policies that discriminate against homosexuals in the United States.
These hard -earned freedoms needed decades of work by the LGBT Kiya+ Community and their allies, which provides us with a little additional thing to celebrate this year in the month of pride. But we do not need to tell you how hard this freedom can feel from time to time. Many people in the LGBT Qia+ community are worried about losing their rights and living safely and openly.
LGBTQIA+ Individuals often have a higher risk of mental health problems such as discrimination, lack of family acceptance, and other stress caused by intolerance. Many people in the society face the attack, the need for mental health awareness, help and action has never been too much.
If you are in the LGBTQIA+ community and are struggling with your mental health, or cares about someone who is, remember that you are not alone and if you know where to see where to see it is available. From expert guidance to free resources, personal experiences, we will begin to get your help here to point you to the right direction.
