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In many societies up until about fifty years ago, gay people were treated as “second class” and in some circles ostracized (or worse). In more recent years gender identity and sexual orientation have become acceptable terms, and thankfully there are now support services available to the community. The Stonewall Riots, also called the Stonewall Uprising, took place on June 28, 1969, in New York City, after police raided the Stonewall Inn, a local gay club. Gay rights and influence have gained ground steadily in the half century since then. Terms like trans-sexual and bisexual are now accepted as genders and recognized by most in the mainstream. No longer do community members have to be embarrassed or concerned about seeing a doctor for HIV testing. Lesbian, and bisexual young people are still sometimes harassed, and all LGBTQ youth need a tool to allow them to interact freely in the real world without facing hate or disrespect! 

THEAPP from LGBTQ.ONE fills this need.

Bisexual, transgender, or questioning, you can now travel, enjoy leisure time, and visit New York City, Los Angeles or San Francisco, or any other major world centers for the annual gay festivals, vacation or business and find friendly, respectful, and accepting vendors, merchants, and services to employ and avoid conflict and disparities as gay men and women. Check out this fantastic new tool today at THEAPP.ONE. TRANS SAFE SPACE