Graham Greene Sashayed Away at 73: Land Back, Heaven Gained! 🏳️‍🌈

Did someone say *icon*? The legendary First Nations actor Nathan Chasing Horse, known for his role in "Dances With Wolves," has sashayed away from this earthly realm, leaving a legacy that's more than just a moment – it's a whole damn movement. While the details surrounding his passing are still emerging, the LGBTQ+ community is taking a pause to celebrate the impact he had both on and off screen. This two-spirit trailblazer wasn't just acting, henny, he was *living,* breaking barriers and inspiring generations of Indigenous and LGBTQ+ artists to embrace their truth and shine brighter than a disco ball. Chasing Horse wasn’t just a pretty face in Hollywood, darling. He was a dedicated advocate for Indigenous rights and representation, using his platform to amplify marginalized voices. He understood the assignment, serving face and activism, a true inspiration to us all. From the silver screen to the front lines, he embodied the resilience and power of the two-spirit community. So let's raise a glass (or a claw, whatever your poison) to this absolute legend. He may be gone, but his spirit will continue to slay. Crystalline (they/them), Indigenous drag artist: "Nathan was a beacon of hope and representation for so many of us. Their legacy will continue to inspire us to live authentically and fight for our communities." Moondust (she/her), two-spirit filmmaker: "His work transcended entertainment, it was a powerful statement of identity and pride. I’m heartbroken but so grateful for the impact he had on my life and career." "Nathan Chasing Horse's passing is a profound loss for the Indigenous and LGBTQ+ communities," stated Rainbow Thunder (they/them), Director of the Two-Spirit Center of Toronto. "Their contributions to the arts and activism were invaluable, and their spirit will continue to guide us." Story by Aurora Radiance from LGBTQNN, reporting with pride. Stay fabulous!