The Day of Pink is celebrated every year as a stand against bullying, especially of the anti-gay and anti-trans variety.
1. These two who — bless them — kinda, sorta, really tried.
2. Toronto Police officers teamed up with local trans activist Susan Gapka to speak with students.
2 #DayofPink with @TorontoPolice & @tdsb at #HarbordCollegiate.
3. This guy wanted to remind you that everybunny matters.
4. Ontario's first openly gay premier, Kathleen Wynne, also got in on the action.
It’s International #DayOfPink! Together, let’s fight bullying, discrimination, homophobia & transphobia. https://t.co/YKlDVBiVC7
5. Some people did it with big smiles and big hearts.
6. Others made it a whole office event.
Lots of pink around the TVO offices today as we celebrate #DayofPink. Stand up against bullying & discrimination!
7. Or found some perfect pink accessories.
Bratlett wearing #dayofpink top hat, so his #minecraft partner switched his @Razer keyboard effects to pink wave!
8. Like this beautiful bubblegum turban.
No pink shirt but a #pinkturban will do! Proud to support #dayofpink 2 build a more accepting society #StopBullying
9. These little ones learned to be a buddy, not a bully.
10. While some people reminded us you can slay and stand up against discrimination all at the same time.
11. Or look perfectly profesh.
Tnx @MidlandPolice Chief 4 working w/ the community 2 end bullying, homophobia & transphobia. #dayofpink @dayofpink
12. From Ontario's legislature.
Pretty in Pink for #dayofpink @CCGSD_CCDGS
13. To Parliament Hill.
#DayofPink #journeerose today to combat bullying, homophobia & transphobia. @RonaAmbrose & I wearing our pink 2day!