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Moments of #QueerJoy that made me cackle this Thanksgiving weekend 🤦🏾‍♂️🤣💜

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#OnThisDay in 1991, Freddie Mercury tragically passed due to complications related to HIV/AIDS. His death came just 24 hours after his diagnosis was announced to the public. At the time, Mercury’s memory was tarnished in the press—in no small part due to the stigma attached to the virus. Now, decades later, he is more appropriately remembered for being a musical and cultural legend, as well as a queer icon. Next week, we will be honoring those we’ve lost at a vigil for World AIDS Day, presided over by the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence. Join us by RSVPing at the link in bio. (h/t @nycaidsmemorial; photos via @freddiemercury)

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