Cass County Pride Community

06/01/2026

05/30/2026

05/25/2026

We were asked if we'd share a post about a lemonade stand today in the 2200 block of Jefferson St. in Logansport.

One of the things that makes a community feel alive is seeing people of all ages participate in it, from longtime local businesses to kids setting up a table with lemonade.

We appreciate their entrepreneurial spirit!

05/18/2026

L'union fait la force
Unity makes Strength

Yesterday, Cass County Pride members partnered up, for the first time, with organizer and host Kay Manman Haitian Food Truck to share culture and celebrate Haitian Flag Day in Logansport, Indiana.

May 18th is observed and celebrated by folks living in and outside of Haiti – for reasons that inspire and enrich diversity for all of us here in the United States.

The day marks the adoption of a flag that represents the self-fought & earned liberation of originally enslaved African people brought to the Caribbean island by the oppressive force of their French colonizers and enslavers.

To this day, it remains one of the most profound revolutions in human history, and the great people of Haiti are historically under-recognized for their great might amidst the ongoing oppression of the global south.

Yesterday, today, and every day, we stand in absolute solidarity with our Haitian neighbors in Cass County and with our distant neighbors still fighting the good fight on the island.

05/12/2026

To our allies: thank you for standing with us.

Every time you speak up, show respect, or create space—you’re making a difference.
You’re helping build a community where everyone can belong.

💛 Keep showing up. We see you.

05/03/2026

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05/02/2026

We closed out April on a strong note here in Cass County by lifting Le***an & Bisexual women voices high during ***anvisibilityweekusa
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Thousands of folks across the region heard stories from local members of the sapphic community right here in the streets & during our livestream outside of Logansport, IN City Hall– the seat of our county.

Moving into these new moments of organizational growth, we look forward to making more space for le***an, bisexual, transgender, non-binary, and all marginalized voices to take front stage and spearhead efforts of Cass County Pride.

Shoutout to Pharos-Tribune for being willing to cover our efforts and for normalizing acceptance of q***r people and their voices in this rural area of Indiana that so many have called home for decades.

We Are Stronger Together 🏳️‍⚧️🖤🤎🏳️‍🌈

***anvisibility ***anvisibilityweek

04/26/2026

On Le***an Visibility Day, we celebrate and uplift le***an voices, leadership, and contributions — honoring the resilience, joy, and impact of le***ans across the Pride movement and beyond. 🌈