#HeterosexualPrideDay trended on Twitter for most of the day on Wednesday, sparking debate as to if the hashtag were appropriate, or a celebration of a person's sexuality. June is Gay Pride month.
Why have a #heterosexualprideday? Because everyone is free to be proud of who they are, period. Now stop being professional victims.
— Jon Parker (@Intangibl3) June 29, 2016
Me when I logged onto Twitter and saw #HeterosexualPrideDay was trending nationally pic.twitter.com/IlRs9GVu36
— Summer Ferguson (@summysideup) June 29, 2016
if u missed #HeterosexualPrideDay, don't worry it'll be back tomorrow... and the day after that and the day after that and the day after tha
— niyyah (@niyyahx) June 29, 2016
#HeterosexualPrideDay
— WizardIFSexual (@WizardIF) June 29, 2016
"I'm proud being gay"
"Congrats :)"
"Im proud being straight"
"Kill yourself privileged White Male"
Just.. Stop
#HeterosexualPrideDay is another way for straight homophobic white cis males to feel oppressed bc they don't feel privileged enough
— jake (@jacobbbsss) June 29, 2016
If you're offended by a hashtag, you sure are going to have a tough time navigating through life.
— Jim Minardi (@AMillennialMind) June 29, 2016
Grow up.#HeterosexualPrideDay
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