"He and the administration that he's put in place will do everything to roll back and unwind any progress that we've been able to achieve as a community," Sarah Kate Ellis, the CEO of the media monitoring group GLAAD, recently told the Daily Beast, describing Trump's failure to acknowledge Pride Month as a negative signal.
Those of you that follow news of the day as daily ritual, every so often hearing about a Space Shuttle blasting off or returning to Earth, will no longer experience that quick smile acknowledging pride in American leadership and technological prowess -- at least not when it comes to human spaceflight.
In the interviews, the photographers acknowledged with pride that their pictures were deliberately one-sided, that they were fighting as hard with their cameras as the soldiers were with their guns.
He acknowledged with pride his SVC "colleagues who had persevered through rough city lives" to graduate that day.
It wants the Liberty to acknowledge gay pride days in the fashion that it does Father's Day and Black History Month.
Her ambition, which she acknowledges with pride, is apparent only in the way that energy is apparent in a glass of fresh water if you know something about cold fusion.
He acknowledges that pride in his inordinate strength was a major factor in his downfall and that his previous sense of invincibility rendered him unwary of temptation, even to the extent that he became vulnerable to a woman whose guile charmed him.
Richard Chambers acknowledges his pride at the Coleraine input into the British squad.
He also did not acknowledge LGBTQ Pride month two years in a row.
And I do, indeed, acknowledge with pride that I am the medical director of the program and that it was built to my specifications.
And when I dug deeply and got in touch with why I wasn't using the phrase "stay-at-home mother" when people asked me what I do, I realized the answer had two parts: I am a writer, and a woman who still has other interests and functions, but the second part was something that was unsettling to acknowledge -- pride.
