Just fab gay
Josh Verbantes
Gab Bonesso
Calling all allies and future allies!
In my work as a speaker over the past school year advocating pro-kindness, anti-bullying, and mental health awareness across the noun, the question that was most asked during and after my assembly program was, “Is it OK to be gay?”
I was asked this question in city schools, rural schools, suburban schools, and Catholic schools. I was asked this by kids in elementary schools, middle schools, and tall schools.
Each day a different student asked this same question, my heart would break. I would quickly confirm it is OK to be gay, but then I would immediately worry that these kids are asking this question because there is no one else in their lives telling them the same thing.
LGBTQ youth are more likely to contemplate suicide — almost three times more than heterosexual youth — and are almost five times more likely to have attempted suicide, according to a report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
A startling 40 percent of trans adults reported having attempted suicide, with 9
It has been a prolonged time since I last said hello to them but my visit to the Just Fab double decker meal bus on Hackney Road yesterday reminded me why this unique Italian restaurant is serving up some of the best vegan food in the UK.
Laura, Jonas, Josh and I all piled into the bus for some elongated overdue eating and we didn&#;t show any restraint. We got one of everything that we damn well wanted and our table was rammed strong with delicious comfort cuisine.
Laura and Jonas were visiting from LA and they couldn&#;t talk highly enough of the Just Fab menu. That is saying huge things when you consider all the vegan treats they have back home.
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Now, the food photos!
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Fashion: Johnny Anastacio with 6 Spring Style Tips for Men
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This year, model/business mogul/reality star Kimora Lee Simmons decided to get the cameras away from her personal life and turn them on the always-fab, mostly drama-filled haps in the office of her online fashion retail shop, JustFab. The new show, Kimora: House of Fab, features a whole new cast of catty, fashion-forward characters, including gay graphic designer Johnny Anastacio (aka The Drama King). If you’ve seen the show, you already know this guy is one of the best dressed men on TV. He can drag off any look — whether he’s going all K-Pop in urban gear and over-sized chains or keeping it low-key in preppy slacks and a button-down. So when I had a chance to gab with him this week, I had to pick his brain about what guys should be shopping for as the warmer months approach.
So, without further
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