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Ian
He/Him
Woodford County
"If there's one person having those conversations about getting rid of gay marriage or, you know, attacking trans people, you have to continue to be proactive. And you know, the best way is to share stories, to be a human, because that's what we all connect on as a human basis and a human level. Not saying you're going to change everyone's mind, but it's those conversations that give you a little more faith and humanity to say, yes, people are going to understand that I'm a neighbor just like them."
"You know you belong anywhere, even if the doors close, sometimes you have to kick down that door, but you still belong in the room where decisions are being made, whether that's jobs, whether that's just friends, family, you name it, there's always a place for someone and in in"
"When I decided to run for council, I decided to do a lot of the other things that I've done in the community and to be an open advocate and community organizer and all these different things, I realized you have to be your true self in order to be the best representative people, of communities, and to be able to have this voice, you have to be yourself."
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