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Queerbomb is a radically inclusive pride march and rally organized by and for Austin’s queer community in order to celebrate the beauty and diversity of our varied genders and sexualities. 

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QUEERBOMB MANIFESTO

Queerbomb is a family of LGBTQIA+ individuals gathering to support our unique and collective pride. Our purpose is to provide a space to celebrate each and every member of our community and encourage all to embrace the manifold ways we contribute to building a beautiful and diverse society. We look to the traditions of our queer radical past, embodied in the struggles of our ongoing fight for equal justice and the right to express ourselves in whatever way we see fit.

Each June, the month of Stonewall, we stand forth to embrace our sexuality, bodies, personalities, art, music, literature and politics, while recapturing Pride from corporate sponsorship. We are reclaiming the radical, carnal, and transgressive lineage of our ever- changing community to capture a meaning of pride that refuses to put rules on what you can and can’t be proud of.

Queerbomb does not apologize. Queerbomb does not make excuses. Queerbomb is free for all. Queerbomb stands proud, and so should you.

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QUEERBOMB PRINCIPLES 1) We support the healing and liberation of our community from oppression in all forms. 2) We encourage expressions of genders and sexualities that are assertive, transgressive, political, and fun. 3) We address the intersectionality of queer issues across identities, including race, class, belief, age, and ability. 4) We pledge to keep the annual Queerbomb celebration free for all to attend. 5) We are funded by contributions from the community. 6) We do not accept corporate sponsorships or business signage. 7) We make decisions through a process that is democratic, collaborative, and accountable. 8) We strive to provide spaces and resources that are safe and accessible. 9) We prioritize the voices of the vulnerable, the marginalized, and the unheard. 10) We work to build and sustain our community with a compassionate and respectful understanding of its many expressions, views, and identities.
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