This Topeka landmark has also become a selfie hotspot, so feel free to stop by and take a pic, make a donation and leave an encouraging message. Purchased and managed by the nonprofit Planting Peace, the Equality house also stands as a direct opposition to groups, such as the Westboro Baptist Church (located across the street), who are known for persecuting the LGBTQ+ community. Perhaps one of Topeka’s best-known monuments of Pride, the Equality House is a loud and proud icon for the fight of LGBT+ rights. Because the road to equality is paved one brick at a time, we encourage one and all to check out these ways to support PRIDE in the Capital City. Pride Month may fall in June, but in Topeka there are ways to celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride all year long.
