Out-Takes: The Unheard Stories of LBGTQ Teens

This show is about the courage of teenagers who come out at a time in life when it is hardest to be different. So many of the legal and social changes in this country that support LGBTQ civil rights are happening because one by one, year after year, thousands of young people dare to come out to their family and friends. Little by little, they open minds and hearts. Follow the links below to more audio, information and resources to help LGBTQ teens, families, schools and communities. “Harvey Milk always said that this was how the revolution would happen: one lonely kid at a time.” from Love on the March, New Yorker, 11/12/12 by Alex Ross Additional Important Topics: LGBTQ Homelessness Transgender issues Gender Expansiveness Faith Communities Inclusive Curriculum Resources: Audio: Discussion questions for Teens: * What was it like for you to hear these stories?  What did you resonate with?  What could you not relate to? * Were there important parts of your experience that got left out?  What are they? * Who are the most trustworthy, and accepting people in your life?  Make a list. Can you go to them when things are difficult?  Do you?  If not, why not, and is this something you can talk to them about?