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World AIDS Day 2018: Ending HIV/AIDS, together, with communities
World AIDS Day 2018: Ending HIV/AIDS, together, with communities The 1st December always bring forth a sense of consciousness and awareness that HIV and its wounds are still among us, fresh, unhealed. As we embark or different organising, commemorations, candlelight...
Transgender Day of Remembrance: Living freedom
“A cliché of cross-dressing – grotesquely-too-feminine; a disguise that can hardly veil the underlying manly physique; the coarseness of the voice that deceives despite the effort to sound woman; the brazenness of a shaven chin that makes one wonders…” a cliché it is;...
Coming Out Story 4 : De l’ombre à la lumière : Mon « Coming Out » !
Je pense que faire son « Coming Out » surtout auprès de ses parents relève d’une grande peur d’être rejeté ou voire même être mis à la porte. J’ai aussi appréhendé cela avant de m’ouvrir à mes parents car dans ce monde hétéronome, il est très mal vu d’être pédé,...
Coming Out Story 3: A unconventional “Coming out”
Sitting by my table, sipping a hot cup of coffee, staring at my desktop wallpaper which happens to be the pride flag; I am trying to find the right words to describe what holding this flag means to me and my journey from a closeted supporter to a full-fledged ally. My...LATEST YOUTUBE FEED
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