So today with lightning and laughter, I choose P!nk's 'What About Us' & 'Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken' as my, we are bold, we are brave, we are becoming ourselves, song for a, fear nothing, fight for something, stand for yourself, Friday. As someone who stand on just the other side of the gender spectrum from her: I see her, and I salute her. I cannot think of a better way to kick off PRIDE month than with these gems. Sitting behind little 9 year old Ella, a trans girl with pink cornrows braided into her hair and her first heels and lipstick on, I was in tears at the thought that these are our champions, and this is the generation we are bringing forward. I will have to die for this, I fear Theres rage and terror and theres sickness here I fight because I have to I fight for us to know the truth Ther.

I watched her fly through the air and belt her face off, but the moment she brought the audience in is when she sang from her heart, for a short set in between the big hits, she called out these two songs and it was glorious. She stood out, and so she stood for those who stuck out. Fresh off of her stunning, stripped-down performance of 'Wild Hearts Cant Be Broken' at the Grammys. She's been bold, brave and brash, and she's always stood up for the different, the forgotten, the marginalized. Because last night's concert was pure fire and gasoline! I've been a fan of Alecia Moore since her debut album, and have supported her incredibly voice ever since.

Wild heart cant be broken pink