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Meet These LGBTQIA+ Sellers

Shop small businesses owned by talented members of the LGBTQIA+ community.

Shop Moogie Embroidery

Handmade stitched patches from Morgan

Find retro flair inspired by roadside Americana, Western style, and queer identity. “I hope my work makes people feel a little more seen,” she says. “or simply makes them laugh.”

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Shop Starflower Stitches

Joyful beaded jewelry by Jenn

Each of Jenn’s hand-beaded designs is like a dose of dopamine. She says, “I want to promote self-expression and encourage people to incorporate fun and whimsy into their style.”

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Shop Marcos Román Art

Vibrant art and collage kits by Marcus

This Missouri-based artist aims to spark creativity with his colorful collage kits, art prints, and joy-filled stickers that celebrate queerness and his Puerto Rican heritage.

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Shop YesSquare

Pride-ready earrings by Nicole

“I believe that representation is important,” says the self-taught crocheter. “That’s why many of my pieces are inspired by colors from the LGBTQIA+ and Black diasporic flags.”

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Perfect for Pride Month

Each of these items comes from an LGBTQIA+ artisan

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Learn more about Pride

When is Pride Month 2026?

Pride Month is typically celebrated in June, but different states and countries put on events throughout the year.

Why is Pride Month in June?

To commemorate the Stonewall riots. In June of 1969, LGBTQIA+ individuals rose up against a police raid at the Stonewall Inn in New York, which inspired more protests in the following weeks. These brave individuals fought for the right to be out and open in public without fear of getting arrested. It’s important to note many of the leaders of this movement were trans women and LGBTQIA+ people of color, a fact that sometimes gets lost when recounting these events.

Why is it called Pride?

Organizers were creating a bunch of events to further the movement and wanted a word to unite them all. The word “pride” was chosen in an attempt to defy the bigotry aimed at the LGBTQIA+ community and encourage these individuals to fight for their rights by being out and happy with themselves.