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“Juneteenth Pride is an umbrella company dedicated to projects, research, events, and education that celebrate Black Queer experiences and contributions to society.”

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Juneteenth Pride merch art with a raised fist with rainbow colors emerging from it, symbolizing Juneteenth & Pride. The text reads "2024 Juneteenth Pride."

The Grey Book Guide

Two people celebrating a "Juneteenth Pride" event, one holding a rainbow-colored fan, in front of a brick and painted wall, with one speaking into a microphone and wearing black latex gloves, surrounded by rainbow-themed decorations.

Juneteenth Pride Party

Book cover art for 'Pretty: a memoir' by KB Brookins, featuring a portrait of a person with closed eyes, dark curly hair, and tattoos on the chest, with three hummingbirds flying nearby, set against a yellow background.

Juneteenth Pride Learning Lab

Juneteenth Pride was born out of a desire to elevate the inclusion and celebration of Black LGBTQIA+ individuals at Juneteenth events and to highlight Black LGBTQIA+ within Pride celebrations.

Owned and operated by The Motley Consulting Group, LLC- Juneteenth Pride (JP) was conceptualized by Dr. Monica Motley (she/they), and launched its first project (Juneteenth Pride Party) in 2019. Closely followed by a second project (The Grey Book). More specifically, JP is an extension of The Motley Consulting Group’s mission to address community disparities and public health dilemmas using innovative design. Hence, JP is an innovative strategy showcasing the commitment of equity, intersectionality, and well-being for BIPOC Queer folks in both rural and metropolitan areas.

Merchy Merch

White tote bag with Juneteenth Pride logo, containing a baguette, lettuce, tomato, a bottled beverage, and a lettuce leaf sticking out.
White tote bag with Juneteenth Pride logo, featuring a hand holding a rainbow flag, placed on a white pedestal against a blue background.

We’re looking for talented graphic designers, artists, cartoonist, and product designers to develop our next line of JP merch! Send us a message below if you’re interested!

JP Journal

A person with long dark hair and beautiful darker-tone skin lies on their back among colorful flowers with their eyes closed, wearing a light-colored striped top.

Juneteenth Pride is a Love Letter to Rural Queer BIPOC Folks

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