The Wisconsin Legislature has introduced Senate Joint Resolution 73, which recognizes June 2025 as LGBTQ Pride Month. This resolution highlights Wisconsin's historical commitment to equality, noting significant milestones such as the state's pioneering law against discrimination based on sexual orientation in 1982 and the legalization of same-sex marriage in 2014. It acknowledges the progress made in the treatment of LGBTQ individuals, including the election of openly LGBTQ representatives, while also addressing the ongoing challenges faced by the community, particularly among LGBTQ youth who are at higher risk for various adversities.

The resolution emphasizes the importance of Pride Month as a time for celebration, inclusion, and affirmation of mutual respect within the community. It encourages all citizens of Wisconsin to participate in the observance of Pride Month, fostering an atmosphere of acceptance and understanding. By officially recognizing this month, the legislature aims to support the LGBTQ community and promote awareness of the issues they continue to face.