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Peça e Debate Ari Areia na UnB | 21/07/2016 | Brasília – DF
Peça e Debate Ari Areia na UnB | 21/07/2016 | Brasília – DF
midianinja posted a photo:
Notificado pelo Ministério Público Federal, com notas de repúdio da Assembleia Legislativa do Ceará e da Ordem dos Advogados do Brasil (OAB CE), o solo HISTÓRIAS COMPARTILHADAS – OU DOS CORPOS QUE NÃO SE BASTAM, do ator cearense Ari Areia, chega a Brasília, com apresentações gratuitas dias 21 e 22 de julho na UnB.
Foto: Mídia NINJA
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D7K_4340_ep_gs
Eric.Parker posted a photo:
Trans March, Toronto July 1, 2016
On Friday evening, more than 10,000 people took to Yonge St. for what was easily the largest Trans March in Toronto’s history, if not the largest anywhere in the world.
Unlike the Dyke March, which discourages participation from allies, and the Pride Parade, for which groups have to pre-register, the Trans March is open to anyone who identifies as trans* (and/or gender non-conforming) and anyone who want to stand with them. – Now Magazine
Only the street shots – thestreetzine.blogspot.com/
Sequin Sisters
Gay Pride parade in Louisville, KY.
Gay Pride parade in Louisville, KY.
goin_bald posted a photo:
His wasn’t the best costume in the parade, nor was he the best looking subject – however, he happened to glance behind him just as I was taking the photo – made for a rather powerful image….
homenaje a las víctimas de la homofobia. :-))
homenaje a las víctimas de la homofobia. :-))
darl57 posted a photo:
A matanza de Orlando.
Eis a nosa homenaxe a todas as víctimas da homofobia.:-))
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“Siempre estarán conmigo
aunque se vayan
Siempre tendréis mi amor
Nuestro recuerdo vivirá”
de Dropkick Murphys,: “Rose Tattoo”.
youtu.be/9d8SzG4FPyM?list=PL2536F2DC0BFEE2A6
Sparkle Saturday Sequins
PROTECT TRANS KIDS – D7K_4185_ep_gs
PROTECT TRANS KIDS – D7K_4185_ep_gs
Eric.Parker posted a photo:
Trans March, Toronto July 1, 2016
On Friday evening, more than 10,000 people took to Yonge St. for what was easily the largest Trans March in Toronto’s history, if not the largest anywhere in the world.
Unlike the Dyke March, which discourages participation from allies, and the Pride Parade, for which groups have to pre-register, the Trans March is open to anyone who identifies as trans* (and/or gender non-conforming) and anyone who want to stand with them. – Now Magazine
Only the street shots – thestreetzine.blogspot.com/
