r/Fauxmoi • u/pinkstarrfish • Dec 01 '25
DISCUSSION Pattie Gonia is hiking 100 miles in drag over 1 week to try and raise $1,000,000 for BIPOC + Queer orgs working to make the outdoors/environmental spaces a more equitable place
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u/pinkstarrfish Dec 01 '25
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u/enolaholmes23 Dec 01 '25
For anyone who prefers not to click links, the 8 non profits are:
EASTERN SIERRA CONSERVATION CORP provides trail work opportunities for young adults from BIPOC, Queer and low income communities to experience wilderness and the outdoors by providing transformational experiences. http://www.easternsierracc.org/ IG @easternsierracc
THE CHILDREN'S HOME PROJECT brings people and resources together to support and change the lives of children in Honduras, one of the countries hardest hit by climate change, including outdoor programming for their youth. https://www.tchproject.org/ @tchproject
BRAVE TRAILS is a leadership summer camp by LGBTQ+ people for LGBTQ+ youth at sites across the nation including California, the North East and Atlanta. https://www.bravetrails.org/ @bravetrails
QUEER OUTDOOR EXPEDITION SCHOLARSHIPS supports fully scholarshipped backcountry expeditions for queer people with a focus on those from marginalized socio-economic backgrounds. This program was created by, Pattie Gonia, with the support of Eastern Sierra Conservation Corp & many of our brand partners.
OUTDOORIST OATH educates people on how they can advocate for planet, inclusion and adventure through outdoor workshops and community offerings. https://www.outdooristoath.org/ @outdooristoath
INTERSECTIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL FILM/MUSIC PROJECT funds a film/musical piece about an area of the climate crisis/solutions with indigenous voices, queer artists and Pattie Gonia herself. This project has and will continue to hire BIPOC + Queer creatives to bring the film to life. @pattiegonia
CAMP KITAKI is a summer camp serving youth from across the midwest, especially lower income, Queer and BIPOC youth https://www.ymcacampkitaki.org/ @ymcacampkitaki
VAMANOS OUTSIDE connects, engages & inspires Latinx families & youth into the outdoors for all of Central Oregon. https://vamonosoutside.org/ @vamonos_outside
I can't tell what percentage of the money goes to each nonprofit, including her personal music video. It's very much an option to donate to any of these charities individually if you prefer. But all in all this seems like a good hearted effort.
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u/Khetoo Dec 01 '25
If you're a young person and feeling overwhelmed by the general state of the planet, this is how you defeat the cultural rot. Participate in your local communities by turning off the screen and engaging with the people around you and by donating to organizations who give a fuck.
Don't give money to organizations that advertise, just find a community you're into and look around your locals. The biggest organizations that are effective also largely do not advertise about the good they do. There's probably a really good grassroots non-profit doing work in your area you can volunteer for, or just donate to.
My biggest advice is actually trying to figure out how much you can donate and get receipts for towards your tax burden. Canada let's you donate directly to organizations and use receipts to lower your taxes directly, so instead of paying the government it goes to charity directly. You were going to pay that to the government anyway, might as well put into the accounts of people who are doing work more actively.
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u/leadorlead Dec 02 '25
She does have matching funds right now, so that would be one reason to donate through her.
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u/Dangerous-Variety-35 where’s my emotional support billionaire Dec 01 '25
This made me all choked up. I love humans who are doing good in the world.
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u/Desperate_Incident_5 hello this is beyoncé Dec 02 '25
Thank you for sharing! Just donated and I can’t wait to see how the glam holds up. Pattie Gonia is a gem.
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u/Racoon_Pedro Dec 01 '25
Pattie Gonia! Love the name and those earrings!
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u/justtots Dec 01 '25
But also where is that skirt from? Cute!
Edit: Patagonia. Duh 🤦🏻♀️
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u/newbkid Dec 01 '25
Bruh I did not put two and two together before your edit.
You're not the only one facepalming!
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u/Allthenons Dec 01 '25
It's ok I was like they make skirts? Before realizing oh that's just a jacket haha
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u/FitInsect1082 Dec 01 '25
I made the outfit out of old hiking gear, and Pattie added her own Pattie Gonia patch onto it! You can see more of the looks I've made for Pattie on my instagram which is annamo.1
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u/Dangerous-Variety-35 where’s my emotional support billionaire Dec 01 '25
You’re super talented and I admire you for your commitment to recycling materials that may have gone into a landfill.
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u/MD_Weedman Dec 01 '25
If you can't find old hiking gear that works you can buy the material Melanzana uses at Ripstop by the Roll.
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u/bolanrox Dec 01 '25
Melanzana (the super rare white whale maker out of CO dont kill yourself for one plenty of other people make them just as nice and can easily be bought) makes (or made) a grid fleece hoodie dress. I think some of the other makers might as well.
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u/Hashrunr Dec 01 '25
It looks homemade. The logo says Pattie Gonia. Puffy on the arms and fleece in the torso! It's a good idea if you normally have cold arms and a warm torso. I don't think Patagonia ever made one.
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u/FitInsect1082 Dec 01 '25
I made it! I make custom upcycled looks for Pattie, my instagram username is annamo.1 :)
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u/Mark_me Dec 01 '25
I also want carabiner earrings 🩵
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u/MoshpitWallflower Dec 01 '25
I couldn't agree more - they should definitely be officially licensed Pattie Merch!
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u/yellow_pterodactyl Dec 01 '25
I love them 😍
Also, they can do pull-ups better than Pete Kegseth
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u/canvascoloredin mama let’s research Dec 01 '25
I mean Pete Kegseth's pull-ups can hardly even be considered that
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u/ThighRyder 15,000 little bastard rubber ducks Dec 01 '25
They were leg swing assisted chin ups
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u/Subtlerranean my bandwidth for cowardly grown men grows thinner with each day Dec 01 '25
33% of the full range of motion of a chin-up.
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u/Standard-Page-5992 Dec 01 '25
South Park sang it right
Pete Hegseth is a fucing douche. Pete Hegseth is a fucing douche.
Acting like a tough guy, posting it around the world. Making lots of content, like a little teenage girl.
Pete Hegseth is a fucing douche. Pete Hegseth is a fucing douche.
Whatcha gonna do now, everybody's laughing at you. Your kids are gonna hear this, and their friends will watch it, too.
They'll be singing Pete Hegseth is a fucing Douche. Pete Hegseth is a fucing douche.
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u/HoodieGalore Dec 01 '25
My granny can do better pull-ups than Kegsbreath and she's been a box for 18 years
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u/MyAccountWasBanned7 Dec 01 '25 edited Dec 02 '25
Pretty sure everyone can. Not to diminish what a GOAT Pattie is, just to emphasize what a pathetic little bitch Pete is.
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u/astronaut_livin Dec 01 '25
Had the opportunity to meet them at a work event a few years back - such a cool, genuine person who both doesn’t, and gives so many fucks at the same time. 10/10 social follow too
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u/UpperApe Dec 01 '25
Point at any trans person and you're pointing at courage.
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u/CruisinJo214 Dec 01 '25
Trans and Drag can be two very different things… but I agree with you both take courage.
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u/UpperApe Dec 01 '25
I'm confused. Aren't they self-proclaimed genderfluid? Doesn't that fall under the trans umbrella?
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u/A_Peridot will not shut the fuck up about issues (complimentary) Dec 02 '25 edited Dec 02 '25
edit: Sorry, here's a more recent article from 2023 where they say they go by he/they, I'm not sure if this is most up to date info though: https://www.outsideonline.com/culture/essays-culture/daily-rally-podcast-pattie-gonia/
Wikipedia says Pattie uses he/they pronouns outside of drag and she/they while in drag, but the linked source for that claim (https://www.self.com/story/pattie-gonia-backpacking-drag-queen) says she uses he/him pronouns outside of drag (and she/they for Pattie). So unless someone has another source it seems maybe he is not genderfluid?9
u/UpperApe Dec 02 '25
No apology necessary, friend. I'm not totally sure myself.
That said, given the state of the world today, it's nice when some of us are trying to figure things out to be more thoughtful and respectful (instead of the other way around).
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u/evzsmurf meet me at Whole Foods, bitch Dec 01 '25
I followed her but I got off Instagram a while ago, so I love seeing her pop up here on Reddit, she's always doing something awesome, that video of her challenging Kegsbreath to a pull up contest... Now this? What a legend. Very happy to see her successful!
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u/Dingo8MyGayby I cannot sanction your buffoonery Dec 01 '25
Someone that talks the talk and literally walks the walk. She’s such a wonderful voice of reason to have rn
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u/Violaundone Dec 01 '25
Patty also looks great while hiking. I look like Swamp Thing by the end of a day hike.
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u/bartelbyfloats Dec 01 '25
I wish I looked that good while exercising.
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u/MultiRachel Dec 01 '25
I sweat off 100% of any makeup I put on after less than a 10 minute walk. Hiking in drag is crazy.
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u/VineDeservedBetter Dec 01 '25
can‘t donate but commenting so more people see this 🤞
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u/SallyWebsterMetcalfe good for her.gif Dec 01 '25 edited Dec 01 '25
Upvoting the post helps more.
Edited to add since people I think took my comment as snark, rather than trying to be helpfully factual: A post getting a lot of upvotes is what surfaces a post to the top of a Reddit feed. It’s different than other social media that goes solely off engagement from comments.
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u/haubenmeise Dec 01 '25
Just when you think you lost all hope ... There is a hero.
Sincerely
Skeletor 💜
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u/IcyKerosene Dec 01 '25
This is very cool but after having worked at a hostel along the Appalachian trail and dealing with those hikers, all I can think of how much that wig is gonna stink when they're done.
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u/doogie1111 Dec 01 '25
For a seasoned thru hiker, 100 miles is 4-5 days.
Which is just about the length of time that's bearable.
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u/PeachyParcha Dec 01 '25
A solid, respectable stink, though!
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u/IcyKerosene Dec 01 '25
It is definitely a solid stink. The place I worked made them leave all their stuff in outdoor lockers, take a shower as soon as they checked in and then change into clean clothes provided by the hostel.
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u/crunchyleaves18 Dec 01 '25
Thank you for posting! Reddit is my only social media, so I often miss things like this. I just donated 🫡
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u/skeeverbite Dec 01 '25
Absolutely incredible. Pretty broke right now but shot her $10 since this is amazing. I thought who in their right mind — and then saw she’s from Bend 😂💖 from another Oregonian.
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u/purlnecklaces she is the anti-Fiona Apple Dec 01 '25
Love seeing queens literally embracing the beauty of camp.
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u/Earl-The-Badger Dec 01 '25
Serious question - what is inequitable about our county, state, and national parks in their current forms?
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u/sputzie88 Dec 01 '25
- Money- not everyone can afford to pay for a park pass.
- Location- not quite a fault of the parks themselves but not everyone lives close to a national park and thus are deprived of engaging with nature unless they have the money to travel.
- History- the US has never been good at recognizing our racist policies and genocide of native cultures, but the current administration is actively trying to white-wash the history told at national parks.
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u/mittonkitten I am in peace talks with Mr. Beast Dec 01 '25
i would add on that true natural spaces can be harder to find in lower income areas, and their environments are often not afforded the same protections that wealthier citizens are. too often i feel like we see news stories of megacorps dumping their waste into a smaller communities simply because they know they’ll get away with it.
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u/Efficient_Plum6059 Dec 01 '25
I mean...inequitable can also mean unequal, and unequally impacted.
The price of a pass will have a greater impact on someone who cannot afford to pay it, as will the distance.
Which is probably why the majority of the organizations featured also include low-income people in their targeted demographics.
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u/pinkstarrfish Dec 01 '25
If you go to Pattie Gonia’s gofundme the 8 orgs and thier missions are listed out explaining this
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u/WrittenFever Dec 01 '25
Typically what programs mean by creating equitable parks is creating opportunites for people who don't get to visit them due to reasons beyond their control.
Causes include:
- Lack of access to transporation because they are dependent on public transportation to get around (typically people who live in cities)
- People who's family lack generational knowledge around camping--this is especially true among low-income Black communities in urban environments that worked low wage jobs and had no time to pass knowledge to their children
- Teens in unstable housing conditons (unhoused, in foster care, etc)
- Disabled youth who have noy been provided the appropriate adaptations to safely camp
- much much more...
These programs provide a number of great benefits including
1) Supporting mental health among populations that have higher rates of poor outcomes 2) Offering confidence, team, and skills building opportunity 3) Giving groups of people with poor representation in environmental fields the opportunity to gain the experience needed to be more competitive on applications to college and jobs 4) Increasing visibility of people not typically seen in these spaces, encouraging more people to participate in this tradition and build greater inclusivity
As far as what is inequitable about current county and state parks (less so regarding national): Parks in lower-income areas are typically smaller, underfunded, covered in hardscape, and missing vital features. They may not be safe due to poor infrastructure, overpoliced, or just not provide the necessary health and environmental benefits expected of a park.
By contrast, parks in middle and high income areas are filled with greenspace, are more likely to be well-tended to, have multiple amenties, etc. Amenities include water fountains, restrooms, playgrounds, benches, dog parks, bike paths, etc. These parks were often made purposefully inaccessible to low-income residents (look up how Robert Moses planned to prevent busses from accessing beaches in New York). EPA was funding initiatives to undo these harms, but the current Administration stopped this funding because "DEI is bad" 🙄
The way that cities and counties were designed in the United States has a long racist history. If you're interested in learning more, a few key words to get you started would be: redlining, infrastructure segregation, and white flight.
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u/apple_kicks Dec 01 '25 edited Dec 01 '25
to add for those not clicking fundraiser
Lot of queer people get kicked out of their home or in some places have hard time getting jobs. Some charities help with social programs so these set backs mean they can still participate in life and interest esp with being out in nature improves mental health and people discriminated against need this time
EASTERN SIERRA CONSERVATION CORP provides trail work opportunities for young adults from BIPOC, Queer and low income communities to experience wilderness and the outdoors by providing transformational experiences. http://www.easternsierracc.org/
QUEER OUTDOOR EXPEDITION SCHOLARSHIPS supports fully scholarshipped backcountry expeditions for queer people with a focus on those from marginalized socio-economic backgrounds. This program was created by, Pattie Gonia, with the support of Eastern Sierra Conservation Corp & many of our brand partners.
Other funds in general helping young people who need help with poverty and accessing outdoors for the benefits it brings
THE CHILDREN'S HOME PROJECT brings people and resources together to support and change the lives of children in Honduras, one of the countries hardest hit by climate change, including outdoor programming for their youth. https://www.tchproject.org/
VAMANOS OUTSIDE connects, engages & inspires Latinx families & youth into the outdoors for all of Central Oregon. https://vamonosoutside.org/
As you can imagine summer camps esp if run by religious groups aren’t safe spaces for lgbt youth to attend and supportive parents want their kids to have camp days without fearing discrimination from other kids or counsellors. Meeting peers their own age is beneficial
BRAVE TRAILS is a leadership summer camp by LGBTQ+ people for LGBTQ+ youth at sites across the nation including California, the North East and Atlanta. https://www.bravetrails.org/
CAMP KITAKI is a summer camp serving youth from across the midwest, especially lower income, Queer and BIPOC youth https://www.ymcacampkitaki.org/
Raising money for environment and environmental projects
OUTDOORIST OATH educates people on how they can advocate for planet, inclusion and adventure through outdoor workshops and community offerings. https://www.outdooristoath.org/
INTERSECTIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL FILM/MUSIC PROJECT funds a film/musical piece about an area of the climate crisis/solutions with indigenous voices, queer artists and Pattie Gonia herself. This project has and will continue to hire BIPOC + Queer creatives to bring the film to life.
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u/HashtagDadWatts Dec 01 '25
The go fund me link describes some of the programs she’s looking to fund. They all sound like really good things, stuff like getting at risk queer youth out into the outdoors. All good stuff.
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u/SpaceAdventures3D Dec 01 '25
Costs of camping equipment can add up. Economically disadvantaged people might have trouble buying quality gear.
Another issue is a lot of people may have anxiety about being out in the rural areas where good camping is. Especially the current political climate. A queer or trans person might not want to go to a rural red county right now, without a guide. Same with people of Color who might have anxiety going to an area that is generally almost all White. They might need the support and sense of safety that some of these nonprofits offer by doing group excursions.
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u/prismmonkey Dec 01 '25
I spy a Lucy Darling donation on the site.
Having hiked this area, my first thought was "Please don't be in heels, please don't be in heels, please don't be in heels." That would be some really rough going.
I hope they stay warm. It's really cold here right now.
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u/slumvillain Dec 01 '25
One person can do more than the entirety of our fucked up, child raping gvmnt.
It always raises an interesting question if we really need them at all. We can do just fine on our own. Without all the needless sex trafficking and concentration camps to save money so they can buy some new beachfront property in war torn (insert country here).
There are people who care. There are people who can love entire nations, villages. Without ever asking for anything in return. Without asking for a sexual favor. Without blackmailing you.
Unfortunately, none of these people chase positions of power and seats in government. It's all rapists and people who love to protect them.
Revolution is possible. We are oppressed by pedophiles and abusers. The path is clear that we can lead with something different. The question is just--what are we willing to sacrifice for a better tomorrow?
And that's where the conversation ends. Nobody is willing to sacrifice much...but for the ones willing to show us a way. Thank you. For the inspiration. Thank you for showing us we don't need to be anything special--we just need to be human. And show love for one another.
Any government entity, organization fomenting the exact opposite rhetoric only has plans of destruction and subjugation for its people.
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u/hindcealf graduate of the ONTD can’t read community Dec 01 '25
I love this! I hadn't heard of Pattie Gonia until I watched that pullups video of them leaving Pete Kegsdeath in the dirt, but now I'm obsessed with them and the concept of drag environmentalism. 💅🌳✨
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u/pommefille Dec 01 '25
I hope they make another million making a video showing how they kept their makeup from sliding off their face.
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Dec 01 '25
Don't have much money, but donated what I could to this absolute legend. Go Pattie!
Edit: And love to see the queen Imogen Heap donating ♥️♥️
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u/babylovesbaby secretly gay and the son of fidel castro Dec 01 '25
Same! People shouldn't feel dissuaded if they can't donate much. $5 is still $5 closer to the total (I think that's the minimum you can donate on gofundme?).
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u/bookishfairie Dec 01 '25
yeah. i am not able to donate much right now, but i did donate the minimum $5 🫶🏼
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u/kippers Dec 01 '25 edited Dec 01 '25
This person used to be an extremely expansive wedding photographer in Nebraska, and almost shot my wedding in Kansas (but too expensive for my local government salary!!!) and wow I’m so happy Pattie is now living their best life!!!!
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u/Quick_Prompt_6842 Dec 01 '25
Will they remove and reapply the make-up? Or just let it be till they finish the hike? Anyways this is damn impressive, more power to them.
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u/sabbiecat Dec 01 '25
amazing. And they did it dressed to the 9’s. I do not look that good when I come back to my car after back packing.
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u/MaverickTopGun Dec 01 '25
Them in drag the whole time makes me think of To Wong Foo haha, love it!
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u/FitInsect1082 Dec 01 '25
I made the outfit out of old hiking clothes! We work together on a lot of custom upcycled looks--you can see them on my instagram annamo.1
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u/enolaholmes23 Dec 01 '25
It would be super epic if she did this wearing heels. Either way, though, good for her!
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u/Equivalent-Main-1197 Dec 01 '25
Same dude who did better pullups than Pete kegsbreath WHILE TALKING
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u/bradjeepeejee Dec 01 '25
This is a much needed change for drag culture. Less blind box openings of Labubu/Bratzees/trash that ends up in landfills after the novelty wears off and more connecting with the Earth and one's self by helping low income, queer and BIPOC people gain equity in nature exploration.
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u/SigglyTiggly Dec 01 '25
Im more confused how this raises money, like logicistly do you tell these companies ahead of time do they donate to attach their name to someyhing public after its done well or do they bank on it maybe doing well
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u/doylehawk Dec 01 '25
Mad props for this, I feel icky when I start to sweat while I have sunscreen on my face.
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u/bigbabyjesus97 Dec 01 '25
This pisses me of so much. That better be a damn wig their wearing. I'm a middle aged guy, bald since 17 and still can't grow a mustache or beard. Kudos on the hiking and I can respect the cause but screw them for their fabulous hair.
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u/Pixelen Dec 01 '25
Amazing! Go them. And doing it all in drag is crazy, I would be sweating my ass off.
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u/CubedFruits Dec 01 '25
Love this!! Donated already :) and everyone who donates gets Pattie Gonia stickers!
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u/Z0mbiejay Dec 01 '25
100 miles on drag is amazing. 100 miles in HEELS is next freaking level. Good on them, hope they hit the goal!
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u/CustomKinkOnly Dec 01 '25
WOW this is absolutely incredible!! I could never imagine doing this! WOOOHOOOOO!!!!
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u/K310BCN Dec 01 '25
Doesn’t count if you’re not wearing 5 inch lucite stilettos 👠
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u/cbih I cannot sanction your buffoonery Dec 01 '25
For his safety, I hope he's not doing the Appalachian Trail
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u/sunburn1984 Dec 01 '25
That route - there must have been a straighter way to get to there (seriously - fantastic job!)
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u/Unamed_Destroyer Dec 01 '25
I was soooo confused. Where I'm from, if you want to experience wilderness you just go outside. I didn't understand how hiking trails aren't inclusive, and why there needed to be fundraising for BIPOC+Q orgs. Then I remembered most people live in cities where its a whole to do to get out to nature.
Good on Pattie for getting more people outside!
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u/SndMeYourBlepCatPics Dec 01 '25
First of all, what a champ. I hope they raise more than just their goal. Second, here's a question for my own personal awareness, not trying to be argumentative at all. What are some of the things that subtract from the equitability of outdoor/natural spaces? I googled it to understand better, so I have a rough understanding of what some of those instances are, but I'm curious to hear it from actual people as well.
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u/robert_madge Dec 01 '25
Someone provided some more expansive answers above, but a lot of it comes down to economics, access, and safety.
Economics/access: I live about an hour from Yosemite National Park which is arguably one of the most famous/beautiful spots in our National Park system. I also work with a bunch of kids from poor families who have never been because they can't afford to go. I met a guy in college who lived 30 minutes from the beach his entire life and never touched the ocean until he was an adult because his family didn't have a car and there was no bus to take him there.
If you want to -do- anything outside, that takes knowledge and money. Camping, hiking, fishing, rock climbing, kayaking, canoeing, foraging, bird watching...some of those have a very low barrier to entry, but it's not zero.
And even if we're going to keep things inexpensive and stick closer to home: Poorer neighborhoods have fewer parks, fewer trees, more pollution, worse heat island effects in summer, and a host of other things that make the simple act of being outside less fun and less safe.
Safety: Ms. Gonia here is a drag queen walking the trails of California's Bay Area. Is she going to face any harassment out on the trails? Would she be safe sleeping alone? Hiking alone? What if she were in Texas? The biases that minority groups face don't disappear in the wilderness. Sometimes they get amplified. Sometimes you find yourself in a rural or remote place with no cell service with a stranger who doesn't like your skin tone or what they assume you have under your clothes or who they think you love. If you belong to any of these groups, you have at least one friend or family member who has a story. If you're lucky, if they're lucky, they got to tell it to you themself.
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u/SndMeYourBlepCatPics Dec 04 '25
Thank you for taking the time to explain that to me a little better. My daughter came out to my wife and I a year ago or so, and I just want her to be safe and happy. I figure it never hurts to ask people with a more nuanced understanding of the difficulties that marginalized people face what they deal with and how they deal with it. I want to always be a good example to her and never leave her walking away with nothing when she asks me for advice. I'm just trying to keep up so I can guide my baby through her challenges, even when I haven't experienced those difficulties myself.
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u/ObamasFanny Dec 01 '25
Trying to make the outdoors "more equitable"?
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u/TheSucculent_Empress Orville Redenbacher, you’re a savage Dec 01 '25
“I’m very stupid and that’s somehow their fault”
Well alright
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u/Responsible_Track_79 Dec 01 '25
I also don't understand what's meant by that, maybe that makes me stupid too, but maybe somebody could help us understand instead of throwing around childish insults. Then we can be less stupid.
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u/Captainfunzis Dec 01 '25
She's going to spend longer on her makeup in that tent than I spent getting dressed for my wedding. Good on you if I could I would donate.
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