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Understanding LGBTQ+ Language & Identity with Courtney Fae Long | The Genderbread Person Explained

Today on The Morning Show, our beloved monthly guest Courtney Fae Long returns to help us deepen our understanding of LGBTQ+ identity, terminology, and the language we use to create a more compassionate world. Courtney is an LGBTQ+ educator, author, and intuitive advocate who blends personal empowerment with practical education. This month, she’s breaking down concepts that often confuse people — using one of the most helpful tools in LGBTQ+ education: 🌈 The Genderbread Person. With clarity, heart, and her signature humor, Courtney walks us through the differences between: • Gender Identity • Gender Expression • Biological Sex • Attraction (romantic & sexual) • How these experiences are unique to each person • Why language matters — and how to use it respectfully This is an episode for EVERYONE — parents, teachers, allies, workplaces, and anyone who wants to better understand the beautiful diversity of human experience. Courtney’s mission is simple but powerful: ✨ When we understand each other better, we love each other better. ✨ Whether you’re just starting to learn or you’re expanding your allyship, you’ll walk away from this conversation more informed, more confident, and more connected. 🌟 Connect with Courtney Fae Long Website: CourtneyFaeLong.com Instagram: @CourtneyFaeLong Facebook: facebook.com/CourtneyFaeLong Email: [email protected] Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 4:12 Interview Courtney Fae Long 19:06 History 24:27 Things to Do 🎬 Watch more episodes at: OnTheMorningShow.com #TheMorningShowAZ #CourtneyFaeLong #LGBTQEducation #GenderbreadPerson #InclusionMatters #Allyship #PhoenixCommunity #AZCreators #LocalAZ Executive Producer – Chris Weir Producers – Ann Cabano, Melissa Farley, Marshall Shore Technical Director / Operator – Theo Weierstall Audio Engineer / Operator – Brandon Payan Segment Writer – Dylan Crow