I get a text from my best friend Dana. It is a crying emoji.
"I never told you this," she says. "But I'm lesbian."
I'm shocked. I wonder how this could be. At the time I am very stereotypical and I go through all the things she does. She is a gymnast, she is an artist, and never said anything to me about a girl being pretty. So I am shocked.
This is when I began to become a straight ally. I begin to realize that now my best friend may be thought of as a lower class citizen of society.
I realize that I want to help Dana. I want to fight for her rights. I realize that equality is now what matters to me.
I know that there is a pride march next Wednesday.
"Hey Dana, it's okay," I text.
She sends back a tear emoticon.
"So there is the pride march next Wednesday," I say. "Wanna go?"
Dana is shocked by this. But she says okay.
This is the beginning of when I became a straight ally.

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Life in the rainbow
General FictionSo this is just a book of mini stories of made up people of many different sexualities. In chapters, some meet. Others fall in love or absolutely hate each other. They also learn to overcome the hatred of LGBT phobics and haters.