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I have made these designs available on my website. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of any items in the rainbow crosswalk collection will go to benefit one of the organizations that supports the queer community in Houston. I will name the organization when I have final details worked out.

I also got the idea that I should feature other cities, and when I started researching them, I found that so many cities across the country had unique designs to their rainbow crosswalks that I wanted to recognize as many of them as I could. Some of these cities surprised me.

When I don't know what to do, I create something. I created this first design, on the shirt that I wore when I got my last glimpse of the crosswalks before they were removed, to remember them in the neighborhood that they called home.

First and foremost, I am heartbroken over the removal of the Rainbow crosswalks in Houston. They were such an important piece of public art that signaled welcoming and acceptance and respect.

What about teachers? I'm a high school teacher/adjunct professor who teaches English, primarily, but also has certifications in ESL, Theater, and Spanish.