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Re: FIRST LGBT+ (A blog by and about LGBT+ people in FIRST)

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Originally Posted by Liam Fay View Post
While I do think this blog is valuable, the writers need to make sure they're going for quality over quantity. A bunch of blog posts that just happen to be by LGBT+ authors won't cut it. I'd rather see just one a week that is relevant and thoughtful.
The idea is for us to take time to take posts, because the ideal of quality over quantity is one that should be followed by as many people as physically possible.
Staff members will start their own posts about things relevant to LGBT+ in FIRST, whether that's an interview, resources or stories of their experiences in FIRST being LGBT+! So we do not intend to rush posts to come out or set deadlines for our staff.


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Originally Posted by dakota0000 View Post
I hope the blog is inclusive of other marginalized and underrepresented communties in FIRST and successful in impacting robotics culture.
Of course! We'll being doing our best to be as inclusive as we can to everyone in FIRST.


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Originally Posted by bdaroz View Post
As a mentor of a rookie team we have not really had to deal with LGBT+ issues, yet. I hope this could be another resource to help us make the experience inclusive, comfortable, and just as inspiring as it is for all the other students.
Once the blog is properly started (which may not be until after Worlds because I know how busy people are) we hope that we can be a resource for both you as a mentor and for your team members!
We love to see teams that are publicly supportive of their LGBT+ members and hope that more will follow in their footsteps.
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