Gay Men are not Casteist, It is Merely our Preference
It is not casteist to write in my Grindr profile "Gujjar Top". I have not asked for any reservation based on my caste here. I even have Gujjar written on my Fortuner. What is casteist about that?
Pride
Watch: Sri Lanka celebrated Pride in a Unique Way By Taking out a Bus Parade and Flying Rainbow Kites
Pride in Sri Lanka was unique as the participants took out a Rainbow Bus Parade, with a bus full of participants and draped in rainbow flags going around the city of Colombo
How and Why Chennai Rainbow Pride This Year Was Also a Political Protest Against the Majoritarian Policies of the State
This year’s Pride parade in Chennai was more politically charged than the previous ones. The larger political scenario in the state and the country was one of the primary reasons for the increased vocal assertion. There were slogans and placards against the raising right-wing politics and Hindutva, Hindi imposition and cultural erasure.
Why Nepal May Never Call it a Gay Pride March?
As Nepal was never colonized, hence it never criminalized homosexuals and third genders, and the Nepali societies are relatively more tolerant towards our LGBTIQ populations compared to many other countries across the world. Thus the ‘Gay Pride Marching’ is not only unnecessary but can become counterproductive too
In Pics: 9th Chennai Rainbow Pride March
Chennai had its 9th edition of Pride on 25th June, 2017. Huge participation by queer women and a spectrum of people from all walks of life made it a real rainbo... Read More...
Whose Pride is it Anyways? Beyond the Hashtag Wars, Pune Pride Raises Important Questions We Need To Answer
Queer people undergo enough repression in their daily lives by straight people, society, government and police, let them not face more repression and policing of their bodies and desires at pride marches.
Watch: LGBT Singaporeans Talk to Straight Citizens (And Win Them Over) in this Heart-Warming Video
Singapore's LGBT Pride event, called Pink Dot SG, is under some severe restrictions from the local government, which has put some absurd conditions like not a s... Read More...
9th Chennai Rainbow Pride Month Begins, Pride March to be held on 25th June
The Chennai Rainbow Pride march will be held on Sunday, 25 June 2017.
Living in an Alcoholic ‘Family’ and Reverse Coming Out
Working for my community makes me happy. 6 March 2016, I attend my first pride walk. It is the best day of my life.
Lucknow’s First Queer Pride Breaks Many Barriers
Sikandarbagh Crossings to Hazartgunj – General Post Office (GPO), a stretch of approximately 1.5 Km, witnessed more than 300 people walk the first Lucknow Queer Pride
Awadh Pride – Lucknow’s First Queer Pride to be held on 9th April
Lucknow is set to walk for pride on 9th April when member of the LGBTQ community take out a march in the city.
Dance for Pride – An Attempt by the LGBTQ Community to Break Stereotypes Through Flash Mob
The LGBTQ community in India still struggles, awaiting for the social and constitutional justice that it deserves. Amidst this, the community is tagged with man... Read More...