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I’m from… Gay Stories Around the World
Posted on: August 28th, 2009 by History Month

>When Nathan Manske, a free lance editor and copywriter from Driftwood, Texas (although he has lived in Brooklyn, New York since 2003) saw the film Milk, he, like many others, felt inspired.

Having seen a picture of Harvey Milk during a Pride march holding a sign stating “I’m From Woodmere, N.Y.” For Manske, the sign meant ” that there are gay people in every small town and every big city across America and the world.” His response was to create I’m from Driftwood, a website compiling the stories of LGBT people from all over the world in the hope that those that feel alone in this world, can see that they are not.

To read the stories and to share your own, visit www.ImFromDriftwood.com.

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