Gifted children are often empathetic, morally sensitive, and feel a responsibility toward others. As they become aware of the injustices in their surrounding communities, they may embark on a quest for justice for individuals who are oppressed, marginalized, or misunderstood. With Gay Pride Month in June bringing increased visibility and awareness to the issues affecting the GLBTQQ+ (gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, and others) community, the justice-focused gifted child or adolescent may gravitate to events and groups that support gay rights. This article helps parents empower and educate the gifted child who now has a Pride flag in their backpack or who plans to attend the Annual Gay Pride Festival. The article describes how parents can support their child when he or she signs up for a lesbian poetry reading at a local bookstore, or when he or she helps design a float for a local Alternative Sexual Expressions group fot the Gay Pride Parade.