If there’s one thing we can learn from the queer community, it’s resilience. While June is a month dedicated to celebrate members in the LGBTQ+ movement, which includes Pride Month parades across the world, the past year has been a little bit different. From COVID-19 to global unrest, the queer community has historically been at a disadvantage.
When it comes to learning about LGBTQ+ issues, Instagram serves as a great tool to help you find activists who are always enlightening their audience about their community. From model Aaron Philip to activist Kimberly Drew to Hollywood producer Janet Mock, your timeline should incorporate these LGBTQ+ members. From to-die-for looks to community activism to cheeky dancing videos, these are the queer instagram accounts you should already be following.
Loading the player... 01Aaron Philip@aaron___philip
Photo: Instagram/@aaron___philip 02Rickey Thompson@rickeythompson 
Photo: Instagram/@rickeythompson 03Ziggy Mack Johnson@ziggymackjohnson 
Photo: instagram/@ziggymackjohnson 04Donte Colley@donte.colley 
Photo: Instagram/@donte.colley 05Eddie Jarrel Jonesx@eddiejareljonesx 
Photo: Instagram/@eddiejareljonesx 06Twiggy Pucci Garçon@simplytwiggy 
Photo: Instagram/@simplytwiggy 07Kimberly Drew@museummammy 
Photo: Instagram/@museummammy 08Raquel Willis@raquel_willis 
Photo: Instagram/@raquel_willis 09Janet Mock@janetmock 
Photo: Instagram/@ janetmock 10Zaya Wade 
Photo: Instagram/@zayawade 11Jari Jones@iamjarijones 
Photo: Instagram/@iamjarijones 12Lena Waithe@lenawaithe 
Photo: Instagram/@lenawaithe 13Amandla Stenberg@amandlastenberg 
Photo: Instagram/@amandlastenberg 14Tokyo Stylez@tokyostylez 
Photo: Instagram/@tokyostylez 15Angelica Ross@angelicaross 
Photo: Instagram/@angelicaross
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