Kat Rohn
@rohnkat
They/She 🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈 Minnesotan 🩵💙 Shared 2026 John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award Recipient with all my Twin Cities friends and neighbors Coffee, Hugs, Equality. All views are my own.
Another weekend, another Pride 🌈 Glad to be here, but sad to miss the Lynx game!
Back from a week away visiting some family and friends in Pittsburgh. The most unplugged that I’ve been since the start of the year, despite a few interruptions. Pittsburgh was humid AF, but full of interesting (complicated) history, some cool spots, and lots of community. 🌈
Why does MSP airport have MN gear with a mountain that a cursory search suggests is a CA retro design? Why is it basically trans colors? I don’t know the answers to either, but I do know that I impulse purchased it because it was so strange.
The Supreme Court said what they said about trans athletes, but I spent the evening at A Bar of Their Own which was *packed* with love and support for our trans community. So grateful to ABOTO and all those who showed up to share some love this difficult week. We’re not going anywhere.🏳️⚧️
Enjoying the soft shifts of sunset. Hard day. But grateful a lot of good people in my life.
Whether you hear her as the quiet rhythmic waves lapping at the eroding shore Or as the booming jolt of branches giving way under freshly fallen snow, Swallow the storm reaching back generations. She is there. Your truth. Waiting for you to listen, follow
We didn’t get the win, but every Lynx Pride night is so full of queer joy and community. 🌈🌈🌈
I go to a lot of Prides, but the small ones and first-time ones for communities are extra special. Grateful for the folks in Stillwater who organized this event.
Living my best pesto life thanks to the garlic scapes at our neighborhood community gardens.
Took a trip down to the farmer’s market this morning for some veggies, treats, and flowers. Was stopped by someone there thanking me for my work. So many small good things. Love you, Minnesota. 🩵💙
A year later. Remembering Mark, Melissa, and Gilbert. Grateful the Hoffmans are still with us. Care to so many folks I know. "The best way to honor our parents' memory is to do something, whether big or small, to make our community just a little better for someone else." Sophie and Colin Hortman