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The #1 Tumblr blog for people focused on queer pride and the fight for equal rights.
Our goal is to compile inspiring posts from throughout Tumblr in one place for your convenience. PinkPanthers provides information on legislation, progress, and discrimination throughout the United States and the world. Our philosophy is that we will achieve love and equality through our strength in numbers.
With over 11,000 followers and visitors from 50+ countries, we continue to grow our community. We also urge and encourage you to submit your own pictures, stories, and news pieces!
The #1 Tumblr blog for people focused on queer pride and the fight for equal rights.
Our goal is to compile inspiring posts from throughout Tumblr in one place for your convenience. PinkPanthers provides information on legislation, progress, and discrimination throughout the United States and the world. Our philosophy is that we will achieve love and equality through our strength in numbers.
With over 11,000 followers and visitors from 50+ countries, we continue to grow our community. We also urge and encourage you to submit your own pictures, stories, and news pieces!
FAQ
What does “queer” mean?
- PinkPanthers will often use the term “queer” in original posts in order to include the many sexual and gender identities that exist within the LGBTQ community. It’s simply a way of replacing a very long acronym and a way to refer to all of us as a community. This, we believe, allows for individual identification as well as an expression of unity and inclusiveness.
Why isn’t there equal representation of all sexual and gender identities on this blog?
- PinkPanthers tends to proportionally reflect how identities are being represented on Tumblr and in society (media, news, etc.). Unfortunately, not all identities are being well-represented in these areas. Therefore, PinkPanthers isn’t as equal either. It is because of this that we urge our followers to submit posts representing these identities. As much as we want to be completely inclusive, we recognize that this blog is primarily a “gay blog” with some other identities dispersed throughout. Again, to help us fix this, we urge you to submit relevant posts and invite you to follow other blogs that will be more specific to your interests.
